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Vol 1, No 1, July 2010

Dunstan Morey - Audio

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Tina Lopes - Audio

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Jim McNamara - Audio

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Rowan McNamara - Audio

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Megan Palmer - Poetic Moment

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my angels of the street are bleeding.
broken flight, they limp toward me,
trails of blood-red dust at their feet.

Nadine Saxton - Poetic Moment

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Who is my own true nature?

Who is my own true nature?

Anywhen

Inner streams red and green
Sitting cross legged out of time

The Poetic Moment

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Written in a Living Institute class, The Reality of the Imaginal, Feb 4th, 2009, looking at the work of Marcilio Ficino, James Hillman and C.G. Jung on imagination. Poems by Lisa Cowen, Nadine Saxton, Megan Palmer.

Robert Priest

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Robert Priest (www.poempainter.com), is the author of fifteen books of poetry, 3 plays, 2 novels, lots of musical CDS, one hit song and many columns for Now Magazine. His words have been debated in the Ontario legislature, posted in the Toronto Transit system, quoted in the Farmer's Almanac, and sung on Sesame Street. His most recent book, Reading the Bible Backwards (ECW), from which these poems are taken, can be purchased online http://www.ecwpress.com/books/reading_bible_backwards

Jacob Scheier

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Jacob Scheier (www.jacobscheier.com) is a Toronto born poet and journalist currently living in Brooklyn. His More to Keep Us Warm (ECW Press), won the 2008 Governor General's Award for English language poetry. He is a regular contributor to Toronto alternative weekly NOW and NYC’s progressive newspaper The Indypendent. He is the winner of an "Ippie" award, for best feature article in an ethnic or community publication in New York City, for his article "The Anti-Bloomberg: Can I Get An Amen?" (The Indypendent, Issue #139, Aug. 14, 2009), co-written with John Tarelton.

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