Stephanie Suh

Delighted to receive five poems from Stephanie who is based in Los Angeles, California

Alan J. Kellner

Alan has submitted two poems including a burger sonnet.

William Kilgore

Two poems by this Houston-based sociology professor who began writing poetry in 2024 after a kidney transplant.

Anna Bowles

Anna was inspired to write poetry by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022

Mark Mansfield

Thanks for this poem to Mark, who is the author of four, full-length collections of poetry

Ian C. Smith

Ian C. Smith lives in Australia, and has contributed a prose piece called Cambridgeshire Landlady.

Gerald Seniuk

Thanks for this poem from veteran Canadian poet Gerald Seniuk.

Charlotte Dormandy

Charlotte is about to submit her final portfolio for the MA in Writing Poetry at the Poetry School in London.

Tom Barwell

Welcome back to poet and psychotherapist Tom Barwell who describes a new encounter at the creek.

Nolo Segundo

Retired teacher Nolo Segundo became a published poet in his 8th decade.

Nisha Bhakoo

Welcome back to Nisha Bhakoo who has submitted two fine poems.

Emily Hay

A poem by this life-long south Londoner, who is fascinated by the changing city. Emily writes poetry, short stories and longer.

Michael Igoe

Michael is a writer from the United States who has submitted a translation of a poem by the French Symbolist poet Stephane Mallarmé.

Craig Constantine

Craig has worked as a day laborer, bread baker, furniture mover and TV producer but describes being a poet as his “hardest, worst-paid, best job”.

Jeff Skinner

We are happy to publish the poem Mythic by Jeff Skinner, whose work has been widely published in the UK.

L.E. Usher

Heavy Roses is a poem in 12 sections by Australian-born writer Lindy Usher, who now spends her time in Kent and France.

Mark Rutter

Mark has submitted a poem and a prose piece for morphrog33. He is an artist and printer, as well as a writer.

Denise Bundred

Three poems by Denise who is writing a narrative collection of poetry about the final years of Vincent van Gogh.

DJ Tyrer

Two new poems by morphrog stalwart D J Tyrer, the person behind Atlantean Publishing.

Rob Yates

Nice to have Rob as a Presence here in morphrog33. He has contributed a poem called Absence.

Craig Dobson

Craig has had poetry and short fiction published in magazines in the UK, Europe, USA, Canada and Asia.

Pauline Rowe

Thanks to Pauline for her poem and two “flash prose” pieces which might also be described as vignettes.

Megan Wildhood

Delighted to have this poem by Megan who as well as being a writer is also a cyclist, saxophonist, gym enthusiast and cat lover.

Gordon Scapens

Gordon is one of our most regular contributors. We are delighted to have two new poems from this widely published poet.

Mark Wyatt

Mark’s pattern poetry has appeared in around 30 poetry journals and magazines since he started creating it in 2024.

Introducing morphrog33

morphrog33 has poems and prose from 25 writers hailing from as far afield as India, Australia, Canada and the United States.

Contributors to morphrog33

In this edition we have poems and prose by 25 new and established poets and writers; with photos by Peter Stewart.

July 2026

In this latest edition of morphrog, we have poems and prose by 25 new and established writers and poets:

 

Please click morphrog33 for the latest selection of poems.

Please click biographical details for notes about the contributors to the latest edition of morphrog: poetry in the extreme.

Submissions are welcomed to: morphrog@gmail.com. Please send your work in a single Word document and include brief biographical notes in the same document and a JPEG photo as an attachment.

Please note that we also welcome visual and audio content.

 

morphrog is an online journal edited by Jeremy Page and Peter Stewart. It appears twice a year, in January and July. Originally focussed on poetry, morphrog has in recent issues expanded its field of interest to include translations, short prose pieces, photographs and other visual images, narratives of reminiscence, dream and memory, and other creative media. We particularly welcome submissions from our friends across the European Union, and indeed beyond.