Dzvinia Orlowsky’s poem, “Lullaby,” appears in the current issue of JAMA, (Vol 324, No. 4, pg. 401) https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2768810 Copyright 2020 American Medical Association, All rights reserved.

Dzvinia Orlowsky’s co-translated manuscript titled ECCENTRIC DAYS OF HOPE AND SORROW from the Ukrainian of Natalka Bilotserkivits’s poems, has been accepted for publication by Lost Horse Press and is forthcoming in fall of 2021. Bilotserkivits’s poems, known for lyricism and the quiet power of despair, became hallmarks of Ukraine’s literary life of the 1980s.  www.losthorsepress.org

Congratulations to Owen Lewis who has a new book of (mostly) poetry out from Dos Madres Press, entitled: Field Light.

Advance praise: “This is a book vast in social thought, in narrative, and, most of all, in exceptional poetry.”–Kevin Prufer”

A truly epic sweep of poems and prose of immediacy and history in the Berkshires.”–David Giannini 

Open air, safe-distanced, book launch/reading in Daniel Chester French’s Chesterwood Studio Garden, Stockbridge, Mass., July 25th, 4:30 pm.  To register to attend the reading: www.Chesterwood.org

Ed Meek has had poems recently in Into the Void, South Florida Poetry Journal, The Galway Review, Ekphrasis, High Shelf Press, The Blue Mountain Review, What Rough Beast, Dash, North of Oxford, Journal of Arts and Letters, Gold Walkman Review, The Athena Review, and the Provincetown Poem and a Photo Exhibit.

He has poems coming out in Constellations, Muddy River Poetry Review, Red Wheelbarrow Review, Aurorean, First Literary Review East, Ibbetson, Meat for Tea: The Valley Review, The Blue Mountain Review, War, Literature and the Arts, Fragmented Voices Anthology, The North Sea Poetry Anthology. You can find his book reviews in The Arts Fuse and articles in Boomer Café and CounterPunch. His new book, High Tide, can be ordered at Aubadepublishing.com.