A curtain falls breathless to the floor
He borrowed much, he lost more, he drew on the walls of the executive suite, pulling together the edges of performance and performer he zipped himself inside, walked to the […]
Tag Archives: poetry
“If I had my way we’d sleep every night all wrapped around each other like hibernating rattlesnakes.”
― William S. Burroughs Love. And madness. Love of madness. The madness of love. Conversations in poetry. Sentiments to and from the tangled heart… “…born at […]
Picasso As Poet
a cup of coffee courts the aroma everlasting that corrupts the wing shaking a harmonium caressing her timid white flesh as kisses breeze through the window fill the room with […]
Emily Dickinson – “I miss my biggest heart”
Letters of Note is “an attempt to gather and sort fascinating letters, postcards, telegrams, faxes, and memos” – a wonderful collection of letters by authors, personalities, film makers, artists & […]
Call for submissions
Welcome to Confingo, a new British literary magazine that features original short stories and poems. Issue 2 will be published in October 2014; submissions to issue 3 (April 2015) are […]
Confingo 1 – cover
Confingo 1 – on sale now
Stories by John Saul, Matt Harris, Simon EC Blatchley, Daniel Carpenter, Rob Walton. Poems by Justine Chamberlain, Elisabeth Sennitt Clough, Andrew Taylor. Also featuring photography by Zoë McLean. Details of […]
