INUNDATION—The Drowning of Prince Edward Island by David Compton

INUNDATION The Drowning of Prince Edward Island has been recently published by David Compton through Friesen Press. INUNDATION begins in the middle of the 21st century. Although it is a work of fiction, it hews closely to current scientific thinking on the challenges of climate change. It culminates in a series of devastating storms, the…

TWP Weekly Writing Post™ 2016 May 8-14 Edition

Welcome to The Writing Pool’s Weekly Writing PostTM! We provide you with a free weekly newsletter filled with notices about contests, events, conferences, and other information that might be useful or of great interest to writers of all leanings. Meanwhile, calls for submission to literary publications as well as information about publishers can be found…

The Man in the Chair by Charles Beeler

                                                 THE MAN IN THE CHAIR The man was a former home renovating contractor forcibly retired due to a workplace disaster almost five years ago. It was the stupidest of accidents, something he had done countless times before without incident. On the day in question he was climbing a ladder to the second story roof…

Herbl, The Worm Who Controlled The World by Evan Dickson

Herbl the mud worm lived a quiet life, in a quiet patch of mud, in a quiet corner of a cozy forest.  It was a good life, and a very unassuming one.  Very rarely would anyone or anything bother Herbl, which was just fine.  No one would have either, had they known that Herbl was…

Three Poems by Ceri Naz

my waterfront i have composed a little journey of joy snippets  on the tiny sands and waves on my feet i have seen the hinterland’s trance from shadow-prints the springs of my summers have gone to the waterfront of my genesis © Ceri Naz February 2015   i am, i was, i will i am…

The Greatest Gift by Joyce Simpson

              With the snow finally disappearing and spring at last in the air it is unusual that my thoughts turn to Christmas – not just any Christmas, but the Christmas of 1984, when I received my most unusual gift. It was not a gift I had asked for, nor was it a gift that…

Advise (a poem by Anca Mihaela Bruma)

Advise Shake those deep and hypnotic dreams from your hair!… Let the purple undertones … become your rain!… Let ideas color your eyes! Let the purple mountains find your Destiny beyond your sunsets and sunrises!… Let the breath ink your Life in an Eternity portrait where your Heart relapsed in Time!… (Anca Mihaela – 10th…

Three Poems by Laura Minning

t h e   p r o t a g o n i s t I am a beacon of hope, on a wet and rainy day. While forming a shelter from heaven’s tears and clouds subject to decay. I am always on hand, where ever droplets can be found, so take me for granted because…

TWP Weekly Writing Post New Year’s Edition 2015

The Writing Pool’s  Weekly Writing PostTM 2014 December 28-January 3 Edition Wishing you all a very Happy and Prosperous New Year! Welcome to The Writing Pool’s Weekly Writing PostTM! We provide you with a free weekly newsletter filled with notices about contests, events, conferences, and other information that might be useful or of great interest…

An Unusual Strength by Miranda Cummings

Here’s another shared poem. This one is by Miranda Cummings. An Unusual Strength by Miranda Cummings She loves the dark, and to be alone.If she socialized that meant facing reality.She wouldn’t go back to that even if she had the choice to erase everything.It ruined her mentally and physically,The lines are all connected,but there are no…

Featured Writer: Anca Mihaela Bruma

  Anca Mihaela Bruma – Short Bio  My name is Anca Mihaela Bruma, I am Romanian living in Dubai/UAE. My love for poetry started when I was just 9 years old, when I registered myself to some creative poetry writing group. It was a turning point for me as I started to discover the mysteries…