Stephanie Suh

Stephanie Suh

Stephanie Suh is a poetess based in Los Angeles, California. Her poems have appeared in Anomaly Poetry, The Raven Review, Belladonna’s Garden, EgoPHobia (Romania), Poems Tales & Other English Words (UK), and Poet in Verse Journal (UK).   Poems for morphrog33...
Alan J. Kellner

Alan J. Kellner

Alan J. Kellner’s poetic sensibility blends his training in philosophy and his experience as a stay-at-home dad, writing in accessible language with creative internal rhymes resting on a rhythmic foundation.  Poems for morphrog33 Yearbook Memories Burger Sonnet  ...
William Kilgore

William Kilgore

William Kilgore is a sociology professor residing in Houston. After 30 years as an academic, William began writing poetry in 2024 after a kidney transplant. This opened a door to a new way of contemplating things. Initially writing for himself, friends and family have...
Anna Bowles

Anna Bowles

Anna Bowles is an editor and activist who divides her time between London and east Ukraine. She began writing poetry in response to Russia’s full-scale invasion in February 2022. To date her work has been published in Magma, Orbis, Poetry Salzburg and the Four-Faced...
Mark Mansfield

Mark Mansfield

Mark Mansfield is the author of four, full-length collections of poetry, most recently Tales from the Wingèd Chariot Inn (Chester River Press, 2024). His poems have appeared in Abridged, Anthropocene, Dreich, Fire, The High Window, London Grip, Magma, Obsessed with...
Ian C. Smith

Ian C. Smith

Ian C Smith’s work has been published in BBC Radio 4 Sounds, Cable Street, Griffith Review, North of Oxford, Rundelania, The Spadina Literary Review, Stand, & Westerly.  His seventh book is wonder sadness madness joy, Ginninderra (Port Adelaide).  He writes in the...
Gerald Seniuk

Gerald Seniuk

Gerald Seniuk is retired, a Canadian, and resides in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.   Poems for morphrog33 Apple Tree     Apple Tree Old apple tree looks strong but ithas not long to go. Age takes itstoll and will take down this oldfriend as we both near our...
Charlotte Dormandy

Charlotte Dormandy

Charlotte Dormandy is about to submit her final portfolio for the MA in Writing Poetry at the Poetry School in London.  She has recently had poems long-listed in the National Poetry Competition, highly commended in the Erbacce Competition and short-listed in the...
Tom Barwell

Tom Barwell

Tom Barwell is a poet, psychotherapist and proud footstool for two Havanese dogs.   Poems for morphrog33 a new encounter at the creek       a new encounter at the creek   the snowdrops are small gravestones,crowded into tight-walled...
Nolo Segundo

Nolo Segundo

Nolo Segundo, pen name of a retired teacher [America, Japan, Taiwan, Cambodia], became a published poet in his 8th decade in over 270 literary journals in 22 countries, was nominated for the Pushcart Prize, thrice for Best of the Net, and has 3 collections published...
Nisha Bhakoo

Nisha Bhakoo

Nisha Bhakoo is currently a Research Associate in Literary Studies at the University of Sussex. She has published two poetry pamphlets and three collections. She edited the Contemporary Gothic Verse Anthology published by The Emma Press in 2019. She has a PhD in...
Emily Hay

Emily Hay

Emily Hay is a lifetime south Londoner, fascinated by the changing city, writing poetry, short stories and longer. Growing up in the 1970s, she was immersed in the previous generation’s narratives of world war and consumed far too many Biggles, Victor comic strip and...
Michael Igoe

Michael Igoe

Michael Igoe is a city boy, neurodiverse, Chicago, now New England. Numerous works appear in journals and anthologies (available at amazon.com, lulu.com, barnesandnoble.com) National Library of Poetry (Owing Mills MD) Editor’s Choice for Excellence 1997. Best of the...
Craig Constantine

Craig Constantine

Craig Constantine has been a day laborer, bread baker,  furniture mover, and TV producer.  Now a poet, his hardest, worst-paid, best job.  Five of his poems currently appear in magazines in the US, UK, and Australia. Poems for morphrog33 Swan Song of the Saucer...
Jeff Skinner

Jeff Skinner

Jeff Skinner‘s poems are widely published in the UK, most recently in The Passionfruit Review, Atrium, The Aftershock Review; forthcoming in Stand, and in Ink, Sweat & Tears. His pamphlet, Us, was shortlisted for the Live Canon pamphlet prize. In July 2023 he...
L.E. Usher

L.E. Usher

Lindy Usher (L.E. Usher) was born in Australia. Her previous novels are Miss, The Sudden Spoon, and Then Came October, and pamphlet Desolate Beauty (The Frogmore Press, 2018). She had three strokes (2008-09) and she has aphasia. She lives in Kent and France. Poems for...
Mark Rutter

Mark Rutter

Mark Rutter’s poems have appeared in magazines and anthologies, most recently Aswirl, Mercurius, Petrichor Journal, and The PoPoGrou Anthology.  His most recent collections/pamphlets are: simple cells (inkCONCRETE) and Sky-Burial (Coast to Coast to Coast).  He is also...
Denise Bundred

Denise Bundred

Photo Source: https://againstthegrainpoetrypress.wordpress.com/2019/12/27/denise-bundreds-poetry-year/ Denise Bundred is writing a narrative collection of poetry about the final years of Vincent van Gogh. Her poems have appeared in magazines including Envoi, Under the...
DJ Tyrer

DJ Tyrer

DJ Tyrer is the person behind Atlantean Publishing, editor of View From Atlantis and the 5-7-5 Haiku Journal webzines, and has been published in issues of Genre: Urban Arts, Haiku Journal, Lothlorien Journal, Poetry Quarterly, and Tigershark, and online at A New...
Rob Yates

Rob Yates

Rob Yates is a British writer hailing from Essex. He is currently based in Charlottesville, where he is completing his MFA at the University of Virginia. He has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and has had work appear via Agenda, Bodega, DMQ Review, Envoi, Flash...