Aquillrelle

14 years old at the time of this writing (2013), living in Greece and speaking English and Greek. An incredible poetic voice.

A second, and hopefully not last, from this crusader of personal, political and social truths who is John Mc Guckin.

avant-propos... Sancho Panza n’a pas écrit Lamento Largo en référence à la sonate de Jean Sébastien Bach bien qu’une petite musique nous entraine sur les traces d’individus interlopes.

Teenager Zy Slayter, via technology, struggles with 11 SEPTEMBER 2001 and his “drugger” father.

As accurate as her violin playing, maybe even more, probably her music fecundating her poetry and most probably the other way around as well . . .

Number fifteen and pretty certain not the last. He has to say it and he say it, sometimes in the same language and sometimes in a new language, he rarely agrees with the world yet he loves it and what it has to offer.

"We were quite a crew. I thought I was tough and getting tougher all the time but the guys I hung around with, Bad Bob Royster, Pike, Hank-The-Man, Manny and Bundog made me look like an altar boy.

An exceptional collection of poems from our members. All of them were posted on our Facebook wall, many of them moved on and found their way into our hearts as well. Lucky the reader choosing to delve into this collection of literate beauty.

In a futuristic/paranormal but hot/steamy novel set against the backdrop of a Russo-Islamic-Chinese take-over of the United States, a woman is transformed and transforms. But who is cannibalized—Winn Miller herself? Her husband Scott?

Ex-Marine Acton Sanderson, the local sheriff, lives in one of the converted missile towers on Boatswain Island, off the North Carolina coast and home to America’s first missile site. Older and newer entangled families with secrets produce...