The Writers of Willowdown Books

Featuring every poet and short story writer from The Poetic Bond Volumes I – X, Human to Human, Lockdown 2.022, Poems from the Lockdown, Nature 20/20, Who are We?, Nine Frames, Our World, Your Place, and Life Dances.

 The poets/writers are listed alphabetically, and then in order of publication.  Each biography is taken from the most recent publication of each poet; therefore, some biographies are older than others.

All writers will be contacted for up-to-date biography.  Revised biographies will be uploaded if, and when, they become available. 

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Gerald Dampier	Poem	tortoise	concataeverse	2022	Gerald Dampier is a university lecturer and part-time poet, based in the south-east of England. Previous poetic publications include entries in the Human to Human and concataverse anthologies (Willowdown Books); Selective memories, long-listed for the Write about Walking and Listening poetry competition, and an original collection entitled Curious Creatures: poems for all the family including the dog.
	Poem	stolen	concataeverse	2022
	Poem	theextraterrestials	concataeverse	2022
	Poem	Lockdown Dreams	Lockdwon 2.022	2022
	Poem	Cameras Off, MIcropohnes on Mute	Lockdown 2.022	2022
	Poem	Cutting Branches	Human to Human	2021
	Poem	Henriette	Human to Human	2021
Emily R. Daniel	Poem	Roots	Human to Human	2021	Emily's debut chapbook, Life Line, was selected as a winner of the Celery City Chapbook contest and published in 2019. Emily's work has been published online in The Bangalore Review, Sylvia Magazine, Olit Magazine, and elsewhere.  She is a creative writing student at Western Michigan University and the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts.  Emily lives in Kalamazoo, Michigan, with her family. For more information about Emily and her work, visit  www.emilyrdaniel.com.
	Poem	Proxy	Human to Human	2021
James Darcy	Poem	Alone	The Poetic Bond II	2012	I am an author of poetry and fiction novels. I live in Southampton, England. My writing style is driven by human observation and an emotional journey often tinged with sadness
John Davis	Poem	Two Weeks to Remember	Human to Human	2021	John Davis is a drop-out in the Ben Reuben Fitness by Mail Program. To revive, he meditates over stinging nettle soup when not primping with snakes in the wind. He performs in a blues band, hums silently while adrenalin worms into his lungs and liver. His poetry writing is an attempt to capture the trills of waxwings. He craves the danger in a honeysuckle breeze. He is the author of Gigs (Sol Books) and a chapbook, The Reservist.
Rick Davis	Poem	Spring Wind* (*Written with Mariangela Canzi)	The Poetic Bond X	2020	Rick Davis is a graduate of North-eastern Illinois University & of several graduate schools.  Author of three published novellas and has had over 1,000 poems published.  He holds a PhD from the University of Cambridge.He lives in the Chicago area (USA), and has worked in market research and urban ministry.  He is married to Marianne, and they have five adult children.
	Poem	Toxic Personality	The Poetic Bond VIII	2018
Rhona Davidson	Poem	Not Just a False Alarm	The Poetic Bond V	2015	Rhona Davidson has been writing poems and stories since she was fourteen but has never previously submitted anything anywhere. When not pouring her soul onto paper, she works as a manager, reads widely and dreams of living in Italy…and being a full-time writer. Website planned – for now, contact via LinkedIn.
	Poem	Waiting	The Poetic Bond V	2015
	Poem	Stuck	The Poetic Bond V	2015
Anna Delamerced	Poem	Once More	Poems from the Lockdown	2020	Anna is a medical student at the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University. She received funding through the Bray Medical Humanities Fellowship to pursue a year-long project, focusing on poetry for kids in the hospital. Her works have been published in KevinMD, Medscape, Abaton, Plexus, in-Training, Cornerstone, Murmur and Doximity. She is passionate about listening to people tell their stories.
	Poem	Seeds in the Desert	Poems from the Lockdown	2020
	Poem	Pigtails & Playstations	The Poetic Bond X	2020
	Poem	Evening Music	The Poetic Bond X	2020
	Poem	A Study of the Heart	The Poetic Bond X	2020
Natasha N. Deonarain	Poem	Social Distancing (speak to me)	Poems from the Lockdown	2020	Natasha Deonarain's first chapbook, 50 etudes for piano, will be published by Assure Press. She has been selected for the 2020 Three Sisters Award by NELLE magazine. Her work has appeared in The Inflectionist Review, Rogue Agent Journal, The Ravens Perch and Door is Ajar among others. She lives between Colorado and Arizona, depending on weather patterns and sometimes practices medicine.
Abby DeSantis	Poem	the morrow	Poems from the Lockdown	2020	Abby is a retired fashion executive from New York who moved to rural northeastern Pennsylvania in 2019    She decided to try her hand at writing after attending a local poetry reading.  Her poems are inspired by nature, hope and the human condition. Abby’s poetry has appeared in several anthologies and on-line journals including Northeast Pennsylvania Bards Poetry 2020, Trees out of the Garden of Ashes, Chaos, Beat Anthology, Poems from the Lockdown, Poets Live 2020, Tiny Seeds Journal and Thirteen Days of Halloween.  She lives with her husband and several furry and feathered friends.
	Poem	the new normal	Poems from the Lockdown	2020
	Poem	old woman	The Poetic Bond X	2020
	Poem	before the fog	The Poetic Bond X	2020
	Poem	spare change	The Poetic Bond X	2020
Catherine DeWolf	Poem	Tantrum	The Poetic Bond IV	2014	Catherine dares me [Ed.] to publish the following biography, so quote “I want to thank my friends, Shakespeare, Yeats, Dostoyevsky, Byron and Rae, for giving me the courage to write.  Yes, as they've all instructed me, as their next and greatest yet, I bow humbly to those before me.  Yet, I know I am capable, as I hear their voices every day and night!”
William Di Benedetto	Poem	Meditation Versus	The Poetic Bond IX	2019	William is a freelance writer, ghostwriter, and editor residing in Seattle. Born long ago in New York City, he was a journalist in Washington D.C. following his graduation from the University of Virginia. His reading focuses mainly on his Modern Library editions, history, poetry and a large science fiction collection. William also reads and re-reads Shakespeare and is interested in the challenge of writing in structured verse forms such the sestina, tritina and villanelle.
	Poem	Jazz Club at the Chelsea	The Poetic Bond IX	2019
	Poem	Start Stop	The Poetic Bond VIII	2018
	Poem	In Love as in War	The Poetic Bond VII	2017
	Poem	In my father’s step	The Poetic Bond VII	2017
	Poem	Poetry of Today	The Poetic Bond VII	2017
	poem	time comes uninvited	The Poetic Bond VI	2016
	poem	7-May-15	The Poetic Bond VI	2016
	Poem	wow they have	The Poetic Bond V	2015
	Poem	3am overdraft blues	The Poetic Bond IV	2014
	poem	Triton Beach	The Poetic Bond III	2013
	poem	Angelo's Hat	The Poetic Bond III	2013
Rebekah Dobson	Story	The Seal	Our World, Your Place	2018	Rebekah is a prolific word weaver of women's fiction, fantasy, and science fiction novels.  Her works include the series Postcards from Paris, The Curse of Lanval series, several stand alone novels, and her upcoming YUA novel, Clock City.  She has been writing her whole life, with her first published work, 4H Clubs of America,  at 12 years old; at 16, she has published with the National Poetry Society.  With an extensive background in education, history, pscyhology, and English, she currently lives in Oregon where she is a college professor by day, and a writer by night.
Sam Doctors	poem	A Supine Oak	The Poetic Bond III	2013	Retired professor of business and government (2005), recently moved to the North Tahoe area where his wife is the rabbi; published a chapbook in August 2011, Moods and Moments of a Restless Mind, Finishing Line Press. He has published more than 25 other poems and several memoir essays in the past eight years.
	poem	A Brindled Cast	The Poetic Bond III	2013
	poem	In Praise of Stones Fences	The Poetic Bond III	2013
	Poem	A Time Suspended	The Poetic Bond II	2012
Deborah Dodge	Poem	Faerie – Tales and Falsities	Lockdown 2.022	2022	Deborah is a recovering bureaucrat with a background in higher education (leadership, policies, and organizations); a predilection for conflict resolution (ombudsing); and a murderer's thumb on her left hand. She is right-handed. Political moments, bittersweets, and social justice inspire her. Deborah appreciates the splendor of words, crows, and shiny things. She is grateful to be included in this collection of poetic response to pandemic times, isolation, and loss. May poetry unite us and bring comfort. RIP-Wild Bill.
	Poem	For Wild Bill (Not Hickok)	Lockdown 2.022	2022
Tim Dolland	Poem	Fishing Net	Nature 20/20	2020	Tim, originally from the East End (of London), spent four years in Australia (when married), before getting lost (and single) in Leeds.   Has plans to return to his roots once his book is published.
Mitzi Dorton	Poem	Shouldn't We Have Enough	Poems from the Lockdown	2020	Mitzi has studied with both the Peripatetic Writing Workshops and Grubstreet. Mitzi's work has been published in Rise, an Anthology of Change! Northern Colorado Writers, and Cleaning up Glitter, as well as ‘Bloodroot,' and ‘Good Old Days’ magazine. Mitzi worked as a learning specialist for the disabilities’ center at a community college in the southeast. She loves scary dolls, with glass eyes from the turn of the century, local histories, and adventures with Marigold, her golden ‘doodle.
Mike Dunne	Poem	Shop-fever	Poems from the Lockdown	2020	Michael Dunne grew up in Manchester but has lived in London for most of his adult life. He has had poetry published in Wasafiri, Transmission, Lamport Court, Turbulence, Goldfish, is included on the Poetry Society's website and in the Poetry Map of Manchester. Non-fiction has appeared in London Irish Writer, NME, The Irish Post and he is a past winner of the Chapter One Novel Writing Competition. He successfully completed an MA in Creative Writing at Goldsmiths, London, and is currently preparing a PhD proposal. He is a secondary school English teacher and works in alternative education with young people excluded from school.
Marian Dunn	Poem	Watching the War	The Poetic Bond	2011	I have been published in several anthologies & The Literary Review. I am currently working on 2 poetry collections and my memoirs & sell poems via my website. I am a Reiki healer and use this skill to enhance the healing power of my words. I belong to The Poetry Society.
Belinda DuPret	Poem	Dreaming of Butterflies	The Poetic Bond VII	2017	UK born Belinda DuPret has lived in New Zealand, Australia and France, working as a TV reporter, foodwriter and DJ – she’s supported many bands, including Free, Jethro Tull and others. Back in the UK, her work’s been published in TPB 6 years running.  Themes include Self-Scenting; Tattooed Ladies; Da Vinci - and a perfumed afterlife. in 2017, she dreamed of butterflies.
	Story	When Food Kills	Life Dances	2017
	poem	Isobel	The Poetic Bond VI	2016
	Poem	Ginervra da Benci	The Poetic Bond V	2015
	Poem	The Scent of Trees	The Poetic Bond IV	2014
	poem	The Scent of Honey.	The Poetic Bond III	2013
	Poem	Fruitful	The Poetic Bond II	2012
Sumita Dutta	poem	Her Flight	The Poetic Bond III	2013	A poet and writer based in Chennai, India.  Some of her work can be found on various websites as well as her personal blog http://zippythoughts.wordpress.com
Samantha Eads	Poem	Seed Saver	Nature 20/20	2020	As a nurse practitioner and educator, Samantha Eads is lucky to have known many souls who preserve and create new opportunities for growth. This is a love letter to them all.
Amanda Eakin	Poem	The Broken Repairman	The Poetic Bond VI	2016	Amanda Eakin is an Ashland University graduate who enjoys reading, writing, and surreptitiously looking for grammar errors in social media. She taught English for a few years and is currently enjoying her time in a Communication Center for a Fortune 500 company
Katherine  Eberley	Poem	Picking Raspberries with Mickey	Human to Human	2021	Kathryn Eberly is a poet who has had work published both online and in print in numerous journals. Most recently in Tiny Seed Literary Journal, Molecule, a tiny lit mag and forthcoming in Plants and Poetry. After living in the San Francisco Bay area for many years she now makes her home in Montpelier Vermont.
Aaluk Edwardson	Poem	Lockdown	Poems from the Lockdown	2020	Aaluk Edwardson is an Iñuit/Norwegian/Sámi artist (writer, actor, director, singer). She also teaches creative writing and performance with Iḷisaġvik College, Alaska's only tribal college and serves as the Artistic and Executive Director of Bright Shores Creative Decolonization (BSCD). You can learn more about Aaluk and the work she does on the BSCD website: http://www.creativedecolonization.org.
Kurt Cole Eldsvig	Poem	In and Out of Quarantine with Persephone	Poems from the Lockdown	2020	Kurt is an artist and poet. His work has appeared in Hanging Loose, Slipstream, Main Street Rag and others. He maintains a website at www.EidsvigArt.com.
Alice Eluned	Poem	Stranger in Paradise	Human to Human	2021	Alice Eluned is a museum assistant and curator from Cardiff, currently based in West Wales. Her work primarily includes themes of “necromancy”-an ongoing discourse in ancestral legacy, identity, and the relationships (conscious or otherwise) formed between people and places. When not writing she enjoys a wide range of crafting activities from sewing to ceramics, reading antiquated detective novels and walking her beloved terrier George along the beautiful Pembrokeshire coastal path.
Rebecca Evans	Poem	How to Cover a Bruise	The Poetic Bond X	2020	Rebecca Evans, essayist, memoirist, and poet, has hosted and co-produced Our Voice and Idaho Living television shows and currently hosts Writer to Writer podcast. She mentors teens in the juvenile system. You can find her work in The Rumpus, Entropy Literary Magazine, War, Literature & the Arts, 34th Parallel, Capable Magazine, Blue Mountain Review, and Collateral Journal, among others. She has just completed both her essay collection, Body Language, and memoir, Navigation.  Rebecca was the winner of the Cunnning Short Styory Competition in 2018 for her story Veiled. She’s a decorated Gulf War veteran, has served on the editorial staff of the Sierra Nevada Review, and lives in Idaho with her three sons.
	Poem	I am rare and unlovable	The Poetic Bond X	2020
	Poem	trash-binning	The Poetic Bond X	2020
	Story	Veiled	Our World, Your Place	2018
Brian M Falconer	Poem	Survival	Nature 20/20	2020	Brian M Falconer is an ex-computer programmer, now freelance technical and content writer, who recently won First Prize for his poem Survival in the anthology Nature 20/20.  He also won third prize in the Poets’ Choice Awards for The Poetic Bond IX, which may sound like a community chest card in Monopoly, but it was the first time he had won anything. He describes his style as “broken verse”, and recently moved to Wales to be by the sea.
	Poem	'tween times	Poems from the Lockdown	2020
	Poem	give it up	The Poetic Bond IX	2019
	Poem	I Was	The Poetic Bond IX	2019
A.D. Fallon	Poem	Elusive Promise: Hope	The Poetic Bond VII	2017	A. D. Fallon is Professor of Literature and Poetry at Kentucky State University. She is also a poet, singer, and musician.  She received an MFA from University of Pittsburgh and a PhD in 20th Century Literature and Poetry from University of Louisiana at Lafayette.  She has published two books of poetry: Mindseye's Consort in 2013 and Universe of Discourse in 2011. She grew up in Downers Grove, Illinois, and she currently lives in Louisville, Kentucky.
	Poem	Ambush	The Poetic Bond VII	2017
	Poem	Doubt	The Poetic Bond VII	2017
	Poem	Hermeneutics of Youth	The Poetic Bond VII	2017
	Poem	Futility of Desire	The Poetic Bond	2011
Dion Farquhar	Poem	Surviral	Lockdown 2.022	2022	Dion’s poems have appeared in L'Esprit Literary Review, Non-Binary Review, Blind Field, Mortar, Birds Piled Loosely, Local Nomad, Columbia Poetry Review, Shampoo, moria, Shifter, BlazeVOX, etc. Her third poetry book Don't Bother is in press with Finishing Line Press, and she has three chapbooks. She works as an exploited adjunct at two universities, but still loves the classroom, and she is active in the University of California Santa Cruz adjunct union, the UC-AFT.
	Poem	Strained	Lockdown 2.022	2022
Arnold Farr	Poem	prize	concataverse	2022	Retired English teacher whose current project is to read all of the Man Booker Prize Winners and runners-up from its inception in 1969. Anything to distract him from completing his own novel about a retired English teacher obsessed with TE Lawrence.
	Poem	surviving	concataverse	2022
Catherine (Lee) Felty	Poem	Speak to me of new	Poems from the Lockdown	2020	Lee Felty is a published nature poet living in New England, USA.
Kristin Kowalski Ferragut	Poem	When screens replace touch	Poems from the Lockdown	2020	Kristin lives in Maryland where she has been a featured poet at readings including Words Out Loud at Glen Echo, Evil Grin in Annapolis, DiVerse Gaithersburg Poetry and Third Thursday Poetry Reading in Takoma Park. Kristin participates in local poetry and prose writing workshops and open mics, in addition to reading, hiking, teaching, playing guitar and enjoying time with her children. Her work has appeared in Beltway Quarterly, Nightingale and Sparrow, Bourgeon and Mojave He[Art] Review among others.
A J Fierney	Poem	buttercups and roses	Lockdown 2.022	2022	Born in Spain, AJ travelled extensively as a child, but once settled in the UK as an adult, less so, and since lockdown, rarely. They live alone, reading and walking, tending sunflowers, and continuing to object to the militarization of society.
Hugh Findlay	Poem	Go	Poems from the Lockdown	2020	Hugh Findlay lives in Durham, NC, and would rather be caught fishing. He drives a little red MG, throws darts on Thursdays, reads and writes a lot, dabbles in photography and makes a pretty good gumbo. His work has been published in The Dominion Review, Literary Accents, Tiny Seed Literary Journal, Bangalore Review, Burningword Literary Journal, Wanderlust, Montana Mouthful, Souvenirs, Dream Noir, San Pedro River Review, Proem, New Southern Fugitives, Arachne Press and Pinesong. @hughmanfindlay
Madaline Fine	poem	Lost Letter from Love	The Poetic Bond VI	2016	Madalena Fine is an anglo-portuguese creative writing student from Sussex. Her writing explores relationships and identity. She was spurred to writing again in 2015, after a public reading of Warsan Shire's What they did yesterday afternoon.  Madalena's bedside reading includes Warsan, Grace Nichols, John Agard, Caroline Bird, Wendy Cope and others.
Jennifer Finstrom	Poem	Isolation Poem with Ceres	Poems from the Lockdown	2020	Jennifer was the poetry editor of Eclectica Magazine for thirteen years, and recent publications include Gingerbread House Literary Magazine, Red Eft Review, and Thimble, with work forthcoming in Dime Show Review, Eunoia Review, and Rust + Moth. Her work also appears in several Silver Birch Press anthologies, including Ides: A Collection of Poetry Chapbooks.
	Poem	Isolation Poem with The Destruction of Pompeii	Poems from the Lockdown	2020
Bonnie J. Flach	Poem	Cast Your Spell	The Poetic Bond IX	2019	Poet, photographer, for the non-profit Ocean Artists Society, member of Shelter Island Art Assoc (San Diego).  Writes poems and stories primarily on, but not limited to, nature, wildlife, and indigenous people.
	Poem	One	The Poetic Bond IX	2019
	Poem	You Though I Never Would	The Poetic Bond VIII	2018
	Poem	Beyond Oneself	The Poetic Bond VII	2017
	Poem	Walk Past	The Poetic Bond VII	2017
	poem	At the Crossroads	The Poetic Bond VI	2016
	Poem	Harbor Night Songs	The Poetic Bond V	2015
	Poem	Realization	The Poetic Bond V	2015
	Poem	Navajo Sand Painter	The Poetic Bond IV	2014
Susan Fleming	Poem	All Back in Place	Poems from the Lockdown	2020	Susan Fleming is a real estate investor who grew up in the Appalachian area of Ohio. She has always been a big fan of poetry and enjoys writing personal poems in her spare time.
Andreas Fleps	Poem	When The Music Begins	Poems from the Lockdown	2020	Andreas Fleps is a 28-year-old poet, based near Chicago. He studied Theology and Philosophy at Dominican University, and has appeared or is forthcoming in publications such as High Shelf Press, Snapdragon, The Windhover, and Waxing & Waning, among others. Battling Major Depressive Disorder and Generalized Anxiety Disorder since the age of five, he translates teardrops.
R David Flecther	Poem	Lexicon	Lockdown 2.022	2022	R. David Fletcher is a poet living in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Favouring traditional verse poetry defined by meter and rhyming, he explores relationships with people, technology, society, identity, and art. His poems provide insight on realities of the world--natural, social, political, spiritual--and increase understanding of the nuances of time, memory and imagination. His poetry volumes can be found at www rdfletcherpoetry com
	Poem	Virtual	Lockdown 2.022	2022
Stella Fletton	Poem	A Blend of Colour	The Poetic Bond X	2020	A passionate and inspiring writer who transforms her personal experiences of challenge and trauma creatively, into deeply meaningful and authentic poetry that is heartfelt, warm and positive.  With her unique writing style Stella shares her thoughts with compassion and forgiveness towards herself and her fellow human beings. A true humanitarian, Stella's thought-provoking poetry illustrates how in our world today, love and spiritual guidance can lead us all gently into the Aquarian Age.  With a refreshingly open-minded and embracing attitude towards continual change that is life, Stella Fletton is straight talking and blunt without offending.
	Poem	Watching Over me	The Poetic Bond X	2020
Amber Jimenez-Flores	Poem	These Hands	The Poetic Bond VII	2017	I go by FunSized. I am married, have beautiful nieces & nephews that I love as my own, am an Ovarian Cancer Fighter, don't believe that blood signifies family, love deeply, write powerfully and try to live fully. My professional education and experience can be found on www.linkedin.com/in/ajflores91.
	Poem	Do You See As I Do?	The Poetic Bond VII	2017
	Poem	A Disharmonious Ode to No Name	The Poetic Bond VII	2017
	Poem	You Can Overcome Anything	The Poetic Bond VII	2017
Nina Floreteng	poem	The Shadow	The Poetic Bond III	2013	Swedish; started writing poetry at the age of ten and has been sporadically writing ever since.  Currently writing her autobiography and taking creative writing courses.  Sharing some of her Swedish poetry on blog.
	Poem	Spring of Awakening	The Poetic Bond II	2012
Virginia Bach Folger	Poem	giraffe	concataverse	2022	Virginia Bach Folger lives in an 1888 Victorian house in  Schenectady, New York where she writes from a second story office in its turret. She is a member of the Schenectady County Library Writers’ Group.  She has a BA from Montclair State University and an MA from Seton Hall University She has worked as a gas station attendant, paralegal, switchboard operator, claims adjuster and corporate learning and development manager. Her poems have appeared in Punt Volat, Adanna, Lumina and  Eclectica, among other publications.
	Poem	years	concataverse	2022
	Poem	myimperfection	concataverse	2022
	Poem	yellow	concataverse	2022
	Poem	both	concataverse	2022
Stuart James Forrest	Poem	Coastline	Nature 20/20	2020	Stuart (born in Omaha, Nebraska in 1951), is a retired public servant living in Oceanside, California. In the summer of 2014, he developed a passion for creative writing while attending Stanford University Continuing Studies. He continues writing poetry, short stories and hopes to develop enough skill to be a strong, creative voice of his generation of Black Americans who lived through a very tumultuous period in American history.
	Poem	Empty Hands	The Poetic Bond IX	2019
	Poem	Regret	The Poetic Bond IX	2019
	Poem	Nightfall	The Poetic Bond IX	2019
	Poem	Farmers Markets	The Poetic Bond VIII	2018
LynneAnne Forest	Poem	Haven	Human to Human	2021	LynneAnne Forest is in her 80th year and a retired psychotherapist. She has written poetry for years but decided, partly due to the impact of COVID19 on our lives, to begin to seriously respect her writing abilities. She began formal study with writers including workshops with poet Ellen Bass. She has been published in the Yellow Arrow Journal and The Sitting Room Anthology for 2021.
Pam Fox	Poem	Black Swan Song	Poems from the Lockdown	2020	Pam Fox is a professor of Religious Studies, Literature, and Humanities and co-founder of Perelandra College (www.perelandra.edu), formerly granting licensed, accredited Master's degrees in Creative Writing and now a certificate program, and has published numerous essays and poetry in academic journals.
Gilbert A. Franke	Poem	Just Numbers	The Poetic Bond X	2020	Gilbert Franke is a retired Lutheran pastor living with his wife, Beth, in Bellville, Texas, USA.  He enjoys sailing, amateur radio, traveling, reading, writing, and spending time with his granddaughter.  He maintains a web presence at http://www.gilbertfranke.com.
	Poem	Stopping at a Bar on New Year's Eve	The Poetic Bond X	2020
	Poem	To Be Happy	The Poetic Bond VIII	2018
	Poem	The House at Prinsengracht 263	The Poetic Bond VIII	2018
	Poem	A Horizon of Blue	The Poetic Bond VII	2017
	Poem	Safe Anchorage	The Poetic Bond VII	2017
	Poem	Music, Love and Memories	The Poetic Bond V	2015
	Poem	Promises From A Rose Garden	The Poetic Bond V	2015
	Poem	Reflections on the Sea	The Poetic Bond IV	2014
	poem	Chief Joseph	The Poetic Bond III	2013
	Poem	The Stocking Cap	The Poetic Bond II	2012
Louise Francois	poem	Tomato 'Trumpet Red'	The Poetic Bond III	2013	Poetic style is a marriage of English literary tradition and Grenadian vernacular (a fusion of European and African languages. M.A. 20th Century Caribbean Cultural History / MA (Commendation) Creative Writing
Tanya Fraser	Poem	Wide Berth	Poems from the Lockdown	2020	Tanya lives in Brooklyn with her cat, Juno.
Mike Friers	Story	The Race	Nine Frames	2019	Mike Friers is a bit of a petrol head and has written for several online blogs on Formula 1 and Touring Cars - this is his first attempt at fiction.  He is 46, lives in Essex with his daughter Mel, his son Chris, and his dog Sheba.  He is currently working on a novel based in and around his childhood.
Anthony Frobisher	Poem	Waiting for Time To Stop	The Poetic Bond X	2020	Anthony Frobisher is a poet, writer and teacher. He lives in Worcester, UK and is author of 9 collections of poetry. His latest poetry collection, Let The Acorns Grow, is raising money for Acorns Children's Hospice, a charity that cared for Anthony's daughter Milla. Milla passed away in 2016 and by writing and connecting with poetry, Anthony found a creative outlet for his emotions and a way to manage grief. He has continued to write ever since. He is also the author of a novel, The Shadows That Sang. http://www.frobipoetry.com IG @ajfrobisherpoetry
	Poem	Locked Down and Confused	The Poetic Bond X	2020
	Poem	The Shelter	The Poetic Bond IX	2019
	Poem	It’s Time	The Poetic Bond IX	2019
	Poem	The Sea-Winter	The Poetic Bond IX	2019
	Poem	Summer by the Sea	The Poetic Bond VIII	2018
	Poem	The Orchard	The Poetic Bond VIII	2018
Mysti Frost	Poem	#lifeinthetimeofcoronavirus	Poems from the Lockdown	2020	Lives in Eugene, Oregon with her daughter Alice and father, the famous John Frost, a master storyteller.

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