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First Prize Winner: Cerasus Poetry Chapbook Competition
myther By Tracey Hope Available to buy now in paperback from Amazon or to download as an ebook from our Ko-fi Shop
Cerasus Chapbook Competition: Runner Up Winners Now Published
Buy Now ”Naming the Storm’ by Mark G Pennington available from Amazon and Ko-fi. ‘LEAFING’ by Christina Hennemann available from Amazon and Ko-fi.
Cerasus Poetry Chapbook Competition: Final Results
First Prize Winner: ‘myther’ by Tracey Hope. Matrifocal. Vatic. Mournful. Myther explores loss of connection with identity and environment. Form often symbolises a breakdown. Humanity disrespects the Earth and fails to connect with the voice of the sea. Grendel’s mother, an ancient matriarch, is mistranslated Succeeding poems are personal, lamenting a loss of identity asContinue reading “Cerasus Poetry Chapbook Competition: Final Results”
Cerasus Poetry Chapbook Competition: Shortlist
Announcing the Top 10 Finalists: David Belcher – Unravelling the knot Cat Dixon – The Letters Between Us Christina Hennemann – Leafing Tracey Hope – myther Wendy Klein – Having her Cake Marie Papier – After Picasso there’s only God Mary Mulholland – me&/- Peter Kenny – 24/7 Danne Jobin – SCAR TISSUE Mark G.Continue reading “Cerasus Poetry Chapbook Competition: Shortlist”
Cerasus Poetry Chapbook Competition: Longlist
In no particular order, here are the 22 entries that made the Longlist: Cat Dixon: The Letters Between Us Daphne Harries: Latent Images Linda Burnett: Cloud Shutters Martin Rieser: On Broken Knees Peter J. King: Pocket Poems Peter Keeble: Towards Boogie Heaven Peter Kenny: 24/7 Wendy Klein: Having her Cake Emilia Cooke: A Skinful ofContinue reading “Cerasus Poetry Chapbook Competition: Longlist”
Cerasus Poetry Chapbook Competition # 1
‘In Search Of A Subject’ by John Short
‘Travelling is like learning another language in the sense that once you’ve had the experience you never want to be without it.‘ Available to buy in paperback from Amazon or to download from our Ko-fi Shop.
‘Calamity Gospel’ by Kyle Vaughn
Even in its hardest moments, art is optimism.
‘I Think I’d Rather Roar’ by Matthew Freeman
Our latest title, launching today: For the purposes of these poems Matt is the modern Jonas revealing his valuables accumulated by exposure, experience, and memory.
