RED – Anthologies for the World, Vol. 3
RED – Anthologies for the World, Vol. 3 What does red mean to you? Is it the warmth of love, the heat of anger, the stain of memory, or the Continue Reading
“Sonnets to the Uncreated” by Luke Briner
“Sonnets to the Uncreated” by Luke Briner A lyrical collection of contemplative poetry that explores beauty, love, faith, identity, and the soul’s longing for transcendence. Rich with philosophical and spiritual Continue Reading
“Unhistoric Acts of Fabulosity” by Gail M. Weber
“Unhistoric Acts of Fabulosity” by Gail M. Weber – available August 26, 2026 Can unknown acts of fabulosity save the world? “You betcha,” says Minnesota author Gail M. Weber. “Especially Continue Reading
“Is There Life After College?” by Michael Thomas Perone
“Is There Life After College?” by Michael Thomas Perone Since childhood, college valedictorian Mark Jans has measured life in lessons and letter grades. But after graduation, he trades academia for Continue Reading
“Sex, Sensuality and the Senior Woman” by Andrea Feinberg
“Sex, Sensuality and the Senior Woman” by Andrea Feinberg At 72 years old, Andrea Feinberg discovered something she never expected: life wasn’t winding down-it was opening up. After divorce, profound Continue Reading
“Nikko and Claudia: Adventures at the Natural History Museum” by Monica Chavez
“Nikko and Claudia: Adventures at the Natural History Museum” by Monica Chavez Nikko and Claudia are curious twins who love exploring New York City while uncovering the Latin and Greek Continue Reading
Bill Kassel
“My Brother’s Keeper” by Bill Kassel What if your brother was the most controversial figure in the history of the world and your job was to protect him? That’s the Continue Reading
“My Autobiography” by Peter Koutsoukos
“My Autobiography” by Peter Koutsoukos Writing about my life from as early as I can remember to the present was fun, especially while still going back as far as meeting Continue Reading
“Saint Joseph ~ A Silence that Speaks Volumes” by Kieran Larkin
“Saint Joseph ~ A Silence that Speaks Volumes” by Kieran Larkin He never said a word that was quoted in Sacred Scripture and, to the best of our knowledge, never Continue Reading
“A Noiseless, Patient Spider”
“A Noiseless, Patient Spider” Student Poetry Contest Walt Whitman Birthplace Association (WWBA) congratulates the student poets in this anthology for their writing excellence! Each student explored Whitman’s themes of connection, Continue Reading