Poetry Collections
A MANIFEST FOR THE MOON
The Lunar Codex uses digital and analog technology to preserve art, books, music, and more, enclosed in time capsules and launched to the Moon. It is a message-in-a-bottle to the future.
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Curatorial Notes
The poetry represented in the Lunar Codex began with one volume, Tango Desolado, from the five-volume Semaphore Collection of Dr. Samuel Peralta's poetry. This was owing to a lack of space in the Peregrine Collection.
This grew to include the other four books from the series - the award-winning Sonata Vampirica, Sonnets from the Labrador, How More Beautiful You Are, and War and Ablution - all Amazon bestsellers in poetry. Sonnets from the Labrador was also published in a GOSS183 print edition.
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In late 2021 the Lunar Codex, in cooperation with Brick Street Poetry, launched a call for poems under the editorial leadership of Joyce Brinkman, inaugural poet laureate of Indiana, along with poet and professor Dr. Joe Heithaus of DePauw University and poet and science writer Jessica Reed of Butler University. This call was the basis for the anthology The Polaris Trilogy - the first poetry collection to be originally commissioned for archiving on the Moon.
The Lunar Codex now also includes three volumes from the Best New African Poetry series, and numerous other collections of note.
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* Every poem in each of the books and anthologies listed below is archived in the Codex. Each author listed thus has at least one poetry work represented in the Codex, and often several.
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MANIFEST
PACIFIC
Windrift Books (1988) - GM1
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- A collection of poetry by Samuel Peralta
- Winner, Palanca Memorial Awards in Poetry, 1981
- Selected poems from 'Pacific' are also collected in 'The Palanca Memorial Awards Anthology of Winning Works', from Anvil Books. Revised versions of selected poems are included in 'The Semaphore Collection'
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SONNETS FROM THE LABRADOR
GOSS183 (2010) - GM1
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- A collection of poetry by Samuel Peralta
- Ekphrastic poems based on the works of Canadian master printmaker David Blackwood
- Book design and layout by Didi Menendez
- Over 2010-2022, the GOSS183 edition of "Sonnets from the Labrador" was the only book of poetry by Samuel Peralta made available in print form
SONATA VAMPIRICA
Windrift Books (2012) - GM1
- A collection of poetry by Samuel Peralta, first in the five-volume Semaphore Collection of poetry books, a literary re-interpretation of the vampire legend in verse.
- #1 on the Amazon Kindle Hot New Releases in Poetry
- #1 Amazon Best Seller in Poetry
- eBook of the Day selection at Kindle Nation Daily
- Top 10 in GoodReads' List of Great Small Press Books and Chapbooks
- Cover photograph "Marc Pinto, Primitive" by Marc Pinto
- Author photograph by Grace Mendoza Hughes
SONNETS FROM THE LABRADOR
Windrift Books (2012) - GM1
- A collection of poetry by Samuel Peralta, second in the five-volume Semaphore Collection of poetry books, inspired by the works of Canadian printmaker David Blackwood, evoking that mythic world - a world of icebergs and whales, shipwrecks and ghosts
- #1 on the Amazon Kindle Hot New Releases in Poetry
- #1 Amazon Best Seller in Poetry
- Top 5 in GoodReads' List of Great Small Press Books and Chapbooks
- Cover art, detail from "David's Studio, Sunset" by Heather Horton
- Author photograph by Grace Mendoza Hughes
- The Windrift Books edition adds a preamble "Sea's Edge" and an afterword "Flags and Semaphores" to the GOSS183 edition
HOW MORE BEAUTIFUL YOU ARE
Windrift Books (2012) - GM1
- A collection of poetry by Samuel Peralta, third in the five-volume Semaphore Collection of poetry books. These are love poems infused with longing and sensuality, evoking the journey from uncertainty to passion, from eroticism to enduring love, navigating the vagaries of the heart
- #1 on the Amazon Kindle Hot New Releases in Poetry
- #3 Amazon Best Seller in Poetry
- Top 20 in GoodReads' List of Great Small Press Books and Chapbooks
- Cover photograph "Bohemia Rose" by Silvia Mena
- Author photograph by Grace Mendoza Hughes
TANGO DESOLADO
Windrift Books (2012) - PM1, GM1
- A collection of poetry by Samuel Peralta, fourth in the five-volume Semaphore Collection of poetry books, about love and loss - of love unrealized, unrequited, bereft - woven into a tapestry of sorrow and desire, exploring a world of longing and desolation, a counterpoint to the book's canción desesperada, its song of despair
- #1 on the Amazon Kindle Hot New Releases in Poetry
- #6 Amazon Best Seller in Poetry
- Top 20 in GoodReads' List of Great Small Press Books and Chapbooks
- Cover art "February 2005" by Heather Horton
- Author photograph by Grace Mendoza Hughes
WAR AND ABLUTION
Windrift Books (2012) - GM1
- A collection of poetry by Samuel Peralta, fourth in the five-volume Semaphore Collection of poetry books, charting the geography and history of war and revolution, and its human cost; it serves a testament to the horrors of war, and as a memorial to the redemptive power of the human spirit.
- #1 on the Amazon Kindle Hot New Releases in Poetry
- #4 Amazon Best Seller in Poetry
- Top 20 in GoodReads' List of Great Small Press Books and Chapbooks
- Cover art "The Murmur of the Innocents" by Gottfried Helnwein
- Author photograph by Grace Mendoza Hughes
THINGS HAPPEN - POEMS 2012
University of Santo Tomas Publishing House (2014) - GM1
- Poems by Cirilo F. Bautisto, Philippine National Artist for Literature
- Winner of nine Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature, 1968-1981
- Cirilo F. Bautista’s 11th book of poems, all written in 2012 in an inspired stretch of imagination. They are narrative transcriptions of social and personal experiences that have affected his views of humanity - suffering, pain, hunger, war, love - they are here, interpreted as only Bautista can.
BEST NEW AFRICAN POETS 2021 ANTHOLOGY
Mwanaka Media and Publishing (2021) - GM1
- Edited by Tendai Rinos Mwanaka, Lorna Telma Zita, Balddine Moussa
- Notable for a section of poetry responding to humanity's new initiatives in outer space, imagining humankind as it approaches becoming an interplanetary civilization.
- This is the 7th volume of the yearly Africa-wide poetry anthologies begun in 2015, making this series the largest archive of African contemporary poetry in several African languages including among others English, Portuguese, French, Arabic, Shona, Yoruba, Tswana, Zulu, and more.
- In total this anthology series has published over 800 African poets from nearly all countries in Africa.
BEST NEW AFRICAN POETS 2020 ANTHOLOGY
Mwanaka Media and Publishing (2020) - GM1
- Edited by Tendai Rinos Mwanaka, Balddine Moussa, Lorna Telma Zita
- Notable for the many poetic pieces dealing with the Covid pandemic
- Over 352 pieces from 140 African poets from Nigeria, Angola, Mozambique, South Africa, Egypt, Tunisia, Cape Verde, Sao Tome and Principe, Comoros, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Cameroun, Namibia, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Ghana, and more, and those of African Diasporas in Portugal, Brazil, the UK, USA, China, and more
BEST NEW AFRICAN POETS 2019 ANTHOLOGY
Mwanaka Media and Publishing (2019) - GM1
- Edited by Tendai Rinos Mwanaka, Nsah Mala
- 197 poems from over 100 poets writing in English, Portuguese, French, and a whole host of African indigenous languages. Featured are poems which deal with love, relationships, politics, governance, spirituality, existence, identity and place. We invite you to this year’s anthology to engage with the most important new African poets writing from the continent and the diasporas and enjoy this African potpourri of art and life.
SECRETS OF SELF
Blurb (2020) - IM1, GM1
- Selected poems from the book by Alina Lee
- The volume consists of a collage of journal entries, scribbles on Post-It notes, and fragments of private blog posts, released to the world to heal and inspire
- Poems selected include "March," "Her," and "Dream"
- Dream" also archived in the Nova Collection
THE MEDUSA PROJECT
Mookychick (2020) - GM1
- A feminist anthology edited by Juliette van der Molen and Megha Sood
- Cover design by Juliette van der Molen
- Book layout by Wijnand van der Giessen
- With contributions from
Shari Aber â–ª Sascha Akhtar â–ª Khadija Anderson â–ª Backyard Banshee â–ª Jo Barghest â–ª Dr. Charley Barnes â–ª Anne Elise Brinich â–ª Debz Butler â–ª Nellie Cole â–ª Ashleigh Condon â–ª Linda M. Crate â–ª Cáit Ní Dhonnchú’ â–ª Sam Egelstaff â–ª Kim Fahner â–ª Marie Fields â–ª Alicia Fitton â–ª E.L. Flint â–ª Jo Flynn â–ª Victoria Gatehouse â–ª JGeorge â–ª Anuja Ghimire â–ª SK Grout â–ª Sam Hall â–ª Caroline Hardaker â–ª Stella Hervey Birrell â–ª Nori Rose Hubert â–ª Ellen Huang â–ª Jaisha Jansena â–ª Natasha Kindred â–ª Catherine Kleindienst â–ª Magda Knight â–ª Laurie Koensgen â–ª Juliette Kumar â–ª Claire Marsden â–ª Zoe Mitchell â–ª Cat Rogi â–ª Christina Rosso â–ª Jess O'Shea â–ª Monique Quintana â–ª Carla S. Schick â–ª Lynne Schmidt â–ª Penny Sharman â–ª D. Slayton Avery â–ª Imogen L. Smiley â–ª Megha Sood â–ª Ghia Vitale â–ª Lisa Lerma Weber â–ª Kate J. Wilson â–ª Scarlett Ward Bennett
FLOWER GARDEN
Windrift Books (2021) - XM1, PM1, GM1
- Limited edition
- Poems by L.J. Peralta
- "The Colours of a Rose" included in the Neon Collection
CHILDHOOD MEMORIES
Windrift Books (2021) - XM1, PM1, GM1
- Limited edition
- Poems by L.E. Peralta
- "As I Ran Down the Path" included in the Neon Collection
DANGER FLOWER
Palimpsest Press / Anstruther Books (2021) - GM1
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- A collection of poetry by Jaclyn Desforges
- A baby transforms into a reverse mermaid in a baptism gone wrong. After being stepped on, a snail exacts revenge. In Danger Flower, Jaclyn Desforges leads enlightened witnesses through a wild garden where archetypal tales are treated with tongue-in-cheek irreverence. Amidst nesting dolls and opossums, poison oak and Tamagotchis, the poet navigates gender roles, sexual indiscretions, episodic depression, and mothering, forming essential survival strategies for a changing world. Danger Flower is a necessary debut.
- One of CBC Books' selections for the Best Canadian Poetry of 2021, as well as one of their Poetry Collections to Watch for in Fall 2021
- Selected for All Lit Up's Fall 2021 Off/Kilter Most Anticipated Reads
- One of 49th Shelf's Most Anticipated Poetry Collections of 2021
- A Hamilton Review of Books Independently Published Bestseller
- Versions of some of these poems were published in the poetry chapbook Hello Nice Man by Jaclyn Desforges (Anstruther Press, 2019). Thanks to the editors at Room Magazine, THIS Magazine, The Fiddlehead, Contemporary Verse 2, Minola Review, Cathexis Northwest Press, Untethered Magazine, Literary Mama and Mortar Magazine, where some poems in this collection first appeared.
- Book and cover design by Kate Hargreaves (CorusKate Design)
- Author photograph by Jesse Valvasori
- Edited by Jim Johnstone
AND THIS ONE'S FOR THEM
Rosenna Imprints (2019) - PM1, GM1
- Poems by Oliver Chaffey
- Cover design by Soap Designs
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DID YOU KNOW?
Rattle (2019) - PM1, GM1
- Poems by Elizabeth S. Wolf
- Elizabeth S. Wolf is also the author of the chapbook What I Learned: Poems (Finishing Line Press, Oct 2017). Her poems have appeared in multiple anthologies and journals, including Persian Sugar in English Tea (in English & Farsi), Mosaics, Ibbetson Street, Peregrine Journal, Tuck Magazine, and others. She is a regular at the Merrimac Mic open mic and the Full Moon Story
- Layout and design by Timothy Green
- Cover image by Allef Vinicius (CC0)
- Winner of the 2018 Rattle Chapbook Prize
WHEN LAWYERS WEPT
Kelsay Books (2019) - PM1, GM1
- Poems by Elizabeth S. Wolf
- Cover design by Shay Culligan
MERRIMAC MIC ANTHOLOGY: GLEANINGS FROM THE FIRST YEAR
Merrimac Mic (2015) - PM1, GM1
- An anthology of poetry edited by Isabell VanMerlin
- With poetry by
Muriel Angelil â–ª K. Peddlar Bridges â–ª Vincent D. Camley â–ª Joe Kevin Coleman â–ª Joyce Corcoran â–ª Tim Cremin â–ª KeNadine Delano â–ª Chris Ellis â–ª David J. Ennamorati â–ª Lee Eric Freedman â–ª Peter Fulton â–ª Lisa Golda-Shields â–ª Tom Green â–ª Blaine Hebbel â–ª Jnana Hodson â–ª Susan LaFortune â–ª Tom Landergan â–ª Fran Larkin â–ª Barbara Kent Lawrence â–ª Pete McDade â–ª Joe McGurn â–ª Jamie Millen â–ª Tom Miller â–ª Regal Pinion â–ª Bryan P.T. Riley â–ª Son Rivers â–ª Muriel Soule â–ª Ann Staffeld â–ª Nancy Strickland â–ª Isabell VanMerlin â–ª Chris Warner â–ª Elizabeth S. Wolf â–ª Kerry Zagarella â–ª Neal Zagarella
PERSIAN SUGAR IN ENGLISH TEA: A BILINGUAL ANTHOLOGY OF SHORT POEMS AND HAIKU
Persian Sugar (2018) - PM1, GM1
- An anthology of poetry translated and edited by Soodabeh Saeidnia and Aimal Zaman
- Cover illustration by Seyedeh Masoumeh Hosseini
- Children illustrations by Jordan Trethewey with image proofing by Jenn Zed
- With poetry by
Arthur C. Ford, Sr. â–ª Bob Heman â–ª Bob Whitmire â–ª Charles Braddy â–ª Claudine Nash â–ª Des Mannay â–ª Diane DeCillis â–ª Donald Krieger â–ª Elizabeth S. Wolf â–ª Ellen Pober Rittberg â–ª James D. Casey â–ª James Walton â–ª Jay Gandhi â–ª Ken Allan Dronsfield â–ª Matt Stefon â–ª Meagan Brothers â–ª Michael Griffith â–ª Nancy Taylor Day â–ª Ngozi Olivia Osuoha â–ª Phillip Jones â–ª Ronald Tumbaga â–ª Thomas Fucaloro â–ª Jordan Trethewey â–ª Norbert Gora
MiPOESIAS ANTHOLOGY
GOSS183 (2010) - GM1
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- A poetry anthology edited by Bob Hicok
- Designed and published by Didi Menendez
- Cover art by Sommer Browning
- With poetry by
Ada Limon â–ª Austin Hummell â–ª Colette LaBouffAtkinson â–ª Oana â–ª Laura McKee â–ª Iosif â–ª Darcie Dennigan â–ª Dawn Lundy Martin â–ª Dobby Gibson â–ª Elizabeth Scanlon â–ª Ed Pavlic â–ª Franz Wright â–ª G.C. Waldrep â–ª Matt Hart â–ª Russell Dillon â–ª William D. Waltz â–ª Tim Seibles â–ª Sommer Browning â–ª Ander Monson â–ª Douglas Kearney
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GROWING UP CUBAN IN AMERICA
GOSS183 (2002) - GM1
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- A collection of poetry by Didi Menendez
- Didi Menendez was born in Santo Suarez, Cuba in 1960. Her family came to the United States in 1962. The rest of her story is found in her poetry.
FOR LOVE OF AN ARMADILLO
GOSS183 (2009) - GM1
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- A collection of poetry by Didi Menendez
- Illustrations by Jeremy Baum
THE LIZARD CATCHER
GOSS183 (2016) - GM1
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- A collection of poetry by Didi Menendez
- Artwork by Didi Menendez
HARVESTING SUNFLOWERS
GOSS183 (2017) - GM1
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- A collection of poetry by Dulce Maria Menendez
- Dulce Maria Menendez - you may know her as Didi if you are her neighbor or have been published in one of her magazines. To her friends and family she is just Dulce.
- Paintings on the back and front cover by Jeffrey Bess
BETWEEN YOKO ONO AND A HARD PLACE
GOSS183 (2017) - GM1
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- A collection of poetry by Didi Menendez
- Artwork by Didi Menendez
POSTSCRIPTS TO THE DEAD
GOSS183 (2012) - GM1
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- A collection of poetry by Pris Campbell
- Cover art by Didi Menendez
GOTTA GO NOW
GOSS183 (2012) - GM1
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- A collection of poetry by Grace Cavalieri
- Designed and edited by Didi Menendez
- Cover photo by Dan Murano
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- This collection of eulogies has a title that belongs to Robert Alexander. Bob, great theater director, created Living Stage at Arena Theater in Washinton D.C. In 2010 when he was in hospice I called to give him my love. He spoke for a few minuts and then said, "Grace, I gotta go now," and so he did.
WHAT THE PSYCHIC SAID
GOSS183 (2020) - GM1
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- A collection of poetry by Grace Cavalieri
- Cover photo “Bar Harbor” by Dan Murano, from the book Poet Trees
- Book design by April Carter Grant
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- Grace Cavalieri is Maryland’s tenth Poet Laureate. She’s the author of 26 books and chapbooks of poetry and 20 short-form and full-length plays. She founded and produces “The Poet and the Poem” for public radio, now from the Library of Congress, celebrating 43 years on-air.
BETWEEN GRIEF AND HALLELUJAH
Wings O' Butterfly (2022) - GM1
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- A collection of poetry by Susie Clevenger
- Cover design by Ben Ditmars
- Dedicated to Cynthia Dawn Clevenger
- If you stop mourning them, and start listening to them, they still have the power to change your life. They can, in short, be salvation. - Matt Haig, 'How to Stop Time'
A BLADE OF SUMMER GRASS
AC Publishing (2021) - PM1, GM1
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- A collection of poetry by Adrienne Chinn
DAISIES IN THE BREEZE
AC Publishing (2021) - PM1, GM1
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- A collection of poetry by Adrienne Chinn
TOUCH ME LIKE THE RAIN
AC Publishing (2021) - PM1, GM1
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- A collection of poetry by Adrienne Chinn
ALTERNATIVE POETRY BOOKS - Yellow Edition
Endaxi Press (2009) - GM1
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- An Amazon bestselling collection of humorous poetry by Michele Brenton
ALTERNATIVE POETRY BOOKS - Pink Edition
Endaxi Press (2009) - GM1
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- An Amazon bestselling collection of humorous poetry by Michele Brenton
ALTERNATIVE POETRY BOOKS - Blue Edition
Endaxi Press (2010) - GM1
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- An Amazon bestselling collection of humorous poetry by Michele Brenton
FIFTY SHADES IN CLAY
Endaxi Press (2012) - GM1
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- An Amazon bestselling collection of humorous poetry by Michele Brenton
- Clay art and other illustrations by Michele Brenton
CHIAROSCURO - DARKNESS AND LIGHT
Dverse Poets (2017) - GM1
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- An anthology of poetry edited by Björn Rudberg and Mary Grace Guevara
- Thanks to Kim M. Russell, Victoria C. Slotto, Gayle Walters Rose, Lillian Hallberg, Frank Hubeny, Walter Wojtanik, Toni Spencer, De Jackson, Michelle Beauchamp, and Paul John Dear
- Special thanks to the editing team including Kim, Gayle, Lillian, Frank and Michelle
- Photography credits - Paul John Dear (including cover), Kim M. Russell, Michelle Beauchamp, Candace Kubinec
- Featuring poetry by
Mary Bach â–ª Jane Kohut-Bartels â–ª Michelle Beauchamp â–ª Margaret Bednar â–ª Vivienne Blake â–ª Jay Blue â–ª Misky Braendeholm â–ª Judy Dykstra-Brown â–ª Glenn Butkus â–ª Liza Lopez-Cattell â–ª Marilyn Cavicchia â–ª CC â–ª Dawn Chance â–ª David Cohea â–ª Sarah Connor â–ª Beverly Crawford â–ª Vidhika Dalmia â–ª Susan Daniels â–ª Barry Dawson IV â–ª Paul John Dear â–ª Jane Dougherty â–ª Bryan Ens â–ª Eric Erb â–ª Mags Fairlie â–ª Carol Forrester â–ª Brian A. Fowler â–ª Gina Gallyot â–ª Emmanuel Joseph Garduque â–ª Rosemarie C. Gonzales â–ª Laura Granby â–ª Grapeling â–ª Michael Grogan â–ª Mary Grace Guevaraâ–ª Lillian Hallberg â–ª Alison Jean Hankinson â–ª Sreeja Harikrishnan â–ª Scott Hastie â–ª Crystal Howe â–ª Audrey Howitt â–ª Frank Hubeny â–ª Mirjana Inalman â–ª De Jackson â–ª Cello Jolie â–ª Angela Kay â–ª Hank Kaykuala â–ª Oliana Kim â–ª Steve King â–ª Linda Kruschke â–ª Candace Kubinee â–ª Sabio Lantz â–ª Kelly Letky â–ª Annell Livingston â–ª Jill Lyman â–ª Barbara K. MacKenzie â–ª Stacy Lynn Mar â–ª Sherry Marr â–ª Loreen McDonald â–ª Raivenne McKinnon â–ª Freya McMillan â–ª Sara McNulty â–ª Sean Michael â–ª Brian Miller â–ª Paul Mortimer â–ª Buddah Moskowitz â–ª Janice Munro â–ª Nan Mykel â–ª Anita Nabonne â–ª Charles Payne â–ª Teresa Perin â–ª Rajani Radhakrishnan â–ª Adriana Citlali Ramirez â–ª Kathy Reed â–ª Matthew Rhodes â–ª Sanaa Rizvi â–ª Jae Rose â–ª Gayle Walters Rose â–ª Roslyn Ross â–ª Sumana Roy â–ª Bjorn Rudbergâ–ª Kim M. Russell â–ª Rebecca Sanchez â–ª Imelda Santore â–ª Victoria C. Slotto â–ª Marina Sofia â–ª Toni Spencer â–ª Pleasant Street â–ª Arcadia Maria Sturdivant â–ª Maureen Sudlow â–ª Debi Swim â–ª Therisa â–ª Xenia Tran â–ª Truedessa â–ª Joslyn Rae Turner â–ª Petru Viljoen â–ª Rosemary Nissen-Wade â–ª Jennifer Wagner â–ª Angie Walker â–ª Mark Walters â–ª Lynn D. Wielenga â–ª Mother Wintermoon â–ª Patricia Wolf â–ª ZQ â–ª Ayala Zarfjian
THE DVERSE ANTHOLOGY
Plum White Press (2013) - GM1
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- An anthology of poetry edited by Frank Watson
- Special thanks to copyeditor Sominique Chatterjee
- Cover design by Frank Watson. Cover image derived from "Wet the window with the background of the autumn city night: by Konstanttin. dVerse logo created by Allison Jardine.
- Featuring poetry by
Addie Peter Abbot â–ª Saiqa Aftab â–ª Shamsud Ahmed â–ª Ainsley Allmark â–ª John Anstie â–ª Richard Archer â–ª Sheikh Ahmed Tijan Bah â–ª Margaret Bednar â–ª Katherine Bischoping â–ª Vivienne Blake â–ª Ginny Brannan â–ª Rhonda L. Brockmeyer â–ª Ali Brown â–ª Glenn A. Buttkus â–ª Sondra J. Byrnes â–ª Brian Carlin â–ª Susan Chast â–ª Tiffany Coffman â–ª Kevin Connelly â–ª Dana Dampier â–ª Susan Daniels â–ª Anthony Desmond â–ª Priyanka Dey â–ª Joy Donnell â–ª Frances Donovan â–ª Kathleen Gresham Everett â–ª gennepher â–ª Robert J. Gerryts â–ª Mary Grave Guevara â–ª Karin Gustafson â–ª Sreeja Harikrishnan â–ª dani harris â–ª Jane Davitt Hewey â–ª vb holmes â–ª S.E. Ingraham â–ª Viota Karioti â–ª Mary Kling â–ª Rod E. Kok â–ª Laurie Kolp â–ª Andrew Kreider â–ª Chris Lawrence â–ª Ewan Lawrie â–ª Kelly Letky â–ª Tony Maude â–ª Lori McClure â–ª Brian Miller â–ª Charles David Miller â–ª Delaina J. Miller â–ª ND Mitchell â–ª Mitisursus â–ª Ben Moeller-Gaa â–ª R.H. Mustard â–ª Jeff (Nico) Newport â–ª ninotaziz â–ª Rosemary Nissen-Wade â–ª Polona Oblak â–ª Mario Brian O'Clery â–ª Wale Owoade â–ª Andre Pace â–ª J.S. Petri â–ª Sandi Pray â–ª Shwetank Rana â–ª Umesh Rao N â–ª Suzy Rigg â–ª John Barrett Roberts â–ª Polly Robinson â–ª Roslyn Ross â–ª Claudia Schonfeld â–ª Dom Schwab â–ª Martin Shone â–ª Steve Shultz â–ª Victoria Slotto â–ª Kelvin S.M. â–ª Shane Stanisauskis â–ª Geeta Suri â–ª Mart Stel â–ª Tom Swanston â–ª Val Termane â–ª Dianne Turner â–ª Lily Wang â–ª Jennifer Wagner â–ª R.E. Warner â–ª Frank Watson â–ª Marvin Welborn â–ª Maria Wellman â–ª Christena Williams â–ª Mark Windham â–ª Tiara Winter-Schorr
A CORNER OF THE WORLD - HOLOCAUST POEMS FOR MY FATHER
Golden Dragonfly Press (2021) - GM1
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- A collection of poetry by Ayala Zarfjian
- Based on story of the author's family during the Holocaust. Zarfjian is associated with the Holocaust Documentation Center in Dania Beach, and has volunteered her time in poetry readings and other related activities to spread the message of love and tolerance over hate
- This book is in part of the permanent library of the US Holocaust Museum
FIERCE TEMPO
Lotus Publishing (2021) - GM1
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- A collection of poetry by Kristi Ivey
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THE POLARIS TRILOGY
Brick Street Poetry (2023) - GM1
- An anthology of poetry published by Brick Street Poetry
- Edited by Joyce Brinkman, inaugural Poet Laureate of Indiana and Executive Director of Brick Street Poetry; Dr. Joe Heithaus, Professor at DePauw University (Indiana, USA); Jessica Reed, Professor at Butler University (Indiana, USA); and Barry Harris, Vice President of Brick Street Poetry and editor of the Tipton Poetry Journal (Indiana, USA)
- Commissioned by the Lunar Codex for its Polaris Collection archive
- Cover illustration 'Polaris A and Polaris Ab', ESA/Hubble, recoloring by Joyce Brinkman
- Back cover illustration 'The Lunar Codex: Sites, Spacecraft, and Time Capsules', Incandence Corp., recoloring by Joyce Brinkman
- Foreword 'The Polaris Trilogy' by Samuel Peralta
- 'Editor's Comments' by Joyce Brinkman
- Thanks in the acknowledgements to Joe Heithaus, Jessica Reed, Kimberly Owen, Corky Benjamin, Emilie Prince, Jackson Zhou, Lucy Parks, and Barry Harris
- Featuring poetry by
Margaret Brand (Northern Ireland, UK) â–ª Norbert Gora (Poland) â–ª Maid CorbicTuzla (Bosnia and Herzegovina) â–ª Helen Cova (Iceland) â–ª Emily Bilman (Switzerland) â–ª (Asturies, Spain) â–ª Steven OBrien (West Sussex, UK) â–ª Widaad Pangarker (South Africa) â–ª Gabriele Glang (Germany) â–ª Londeka Mdluli (South Africa) â–ª Suzanne van Leendert (Netherlands) â–ª Ndaba Sibanda (Zimbabwe) â–ª Catherine Aubelle (France) â–ª Daniel Moreschi (Wales, UK) â–ª Nadia Ibrashi (Egypt) â–ª Ian Aitken (Scotland, UK) â–ª Alshaad Kara (Mauritius) â–ª Yogesh Patel (Surrey, UK) â–ª Jane Dougherty (France) â–ª Trish Bennett (Northern Ireland, UK) â–ª Lily Prigionero (Italy) â–ª Christian Ward (England, UK) â–ª David Dephy (Georgia) â–ª Maria Angeles Perez Lopez (Spain) â–ª Svenja Grabner (Austria) â–ª Patricia Devlin=Hill (Northern Ireland, UK) â–ª Gaetano Longo (Italy) â–ª Amalou Ouassou (Morocco), Manja Maksimovic (Slovenia) M. Ait Ali (Morocco) â–ª Norman Meharry (Northern Ireland, UK) â–ª Daisy Blacklock (England, UK) â–ª Byron Beynon (Wales, UK) â–ª Ingrid Wilson (England, UK) â–ª Norbert Krapf (Indiana, USA) â–ª Helmut Haberkamm (Germany) â–ª Kerfe Roig (New York, USA) â–ª Elise Paschen (Osage Nation) â–ª Kim Heung-yol (South Korea) â–ª Hunter Liguore (Massachusetts, USA) â–ª Kathryn Sadakierski (Massachusetts, USA) â–ª Max Henderson (Pennsylvania, USA) â–ª Neethu Krishnan (India) â–ª Daniela Gioseffi (New Jersey, USA) â–ª Fernando Cabrera (Dominican Republic) â–ª Shonda Buchanan (Tonga & Chumash Nation, California, USA) â–ª Kim Dale Ho (South Korea) â–ª Rolando Kattan (Honduras) â–ª Lali Tsipi Michaelu (Israel) â–ª Ted Kooser (Nebraska, USA) â–ª Carl Boon (Turkey) â–ª Ji Jia (China) â–ª Binod Dawadi (Nepal) â–ª Sally Ashton (California, USA) â–ª Lee Gwang-nyung (South Korea) â–ª Asha Kumari (Singapore) â–ª Sara Cahill Marron (New York, USA) â–ª Stephanie Harper (Indiana, USA) â–ª Wang Denglong (China) â–ª Ilias Chafni (Turkey) â–ª Daisy Bassen (Rhode Island, USA) â–ª Jenny Kalahar (Indiana, USA) â–ª Humberto Quintanar (Mexico) â–ª Linda Neal Reising (Delaware, USA) â–ª Lucy Park (Illinois, USA) â–ª Charlotte Leung (Hong Kong) â–ª Marjory Maddox Williamsport (Pennsylvania, USA) â–ª Hector Carreto (Mexico) â–ª Elizabeth Jorgensen (Wisconsin, USA) â–ª Rei Berroa (Virginia, USA) â–ª Marianne Boruch (Maine, USA) Walter Bargen (Missouri, USA) â–ª Michelle Beauchamp (Ontario, Canada) â–ª Akshaya Pawaskar (India) â–ª Angela Acosta (Ohio, USA) â–ª Seo Kwan-ho (South Korea) â–ª Natalia Cruz Rion (Mexico) â–ª Robert Okaji (Indiana, USA) â–ª Choi Eun-hee (South Korea) â–ª Arnoldo Kraus Weisman (Mexico) â–ª Megan Sood (New Jersey, USA) â–ª Jose Luis Vega (Puerto Rico, USA) â–ª Diane DeCillis (Michigan, USA) â–ª Gu Chung-Hoe (South Korea) â–ª Mary Sexson (Indiana, USA) â–ª Norma Munoz Ledo (Mexico) â–ª Karen Javits (Georgia, USA) â–ª Dana Gelinas (Mexico) â–ª Kelly Kaur (Singapore) â–ª Park Heon-oh (South Korea) â–ª Cynthia Gallaher (Illinois, USA) â–ª Nancy Jorgensen (Wisonsin, USA) â–ª Mike Nierste (Indiana, USA) â–ª Jennifer Barricklow (Kentucky, USA) â–ª Flor Aguilera (Mexico) â–ª Felicia Sanzari Chernesky (New Jersey, USA) â–ª Li Yingyan (Inner Mongolia, China) â–ª Diane Raptosh (Idaho, USA) â–ª Jhemar Lagata (Philippines) â–ª Carolyn Kreiter-Foronda (Virginia, USA) â–ª Matthew Graham (Indiana, USA) â–ª D.C. Houston (Ontario, Canada) â–ª R. Bremner (New Jersey, USA) â–ª Lynne Burnett (British Columbia, Canada) â–ª Tom Chandler (Rhode Island, USA) â–ª Denise Lajimodiere (Turtle ountain Band of Ojibwe) â–ª Carl Scharath (Florida, USA) â–ª Changmin Yuan (British Columbia, Canada) â–ª Indran Amirthanayaz (Maryland, USA) â–ª Louise Dupre (Quebec, Canada) â–ª Liu Jie (China) â–ª Smeetha Bhoumik (India) â–ª Zhao Zichen (China) â–ª Anita Nahal (New Jersey, USA) â–ª Patricia Clark (Michigan, USA) â–ª Rhina P. Espaillat (Massachusetts, USA) â–ª Ninot Aziz (Malaysia) â–ª Rob Omura (Alberta, Canada) â–ª Fernando Opere (Spain) â–ª Sandra Alcosser (Montana, USA) â–ª Eugenia Najera Verastegui (Mexico) â–ª Ruthelen Burns (New Mexico, USA) â–ª Su Hao (China) â–ª David Evans (South Dakota, USA) â–ª Larry Woiwode (North Dakota, USA) â–ª Catherine Corrigan (Antarctica) â–ªuis Alonso Cruz Alvarez (Peru) â–ª Allan Lake (Australia) â–ª Ben Bussey (Antarctica) â–ª Anne Casey (Australia) â–ª Rob Coker (Antarctica) â–ª Judith Nangala Crispin (Australia) â–ª Doug Jacquier (Australia) â–ª Wyatt Fries (Antarctica) â–ª Marc Fries (Antarctica) â–ªGabriel Chavez Casazola (Bolivia) â–ª John Kennedy (Australia) â–ª Maria Alejandra Fumaroni (Argentina) â–ª Jorge William Tigrero Vaca (Ecuador) â–ª Mariana Orrego Serna (Colombia) â–ª Linda Welzenbach (Antarctica) â–ª Claire Bridge (Australia) â–ª Jani Radebaugh (Antarctica) â–ª Alex Bassett (Australia) â–ª Ralph Harvey (Antarctica) â–ª EJ Baird (Tasmania, Australia) â–ª Theodoro Elssaca (Chile) â–ª Michael Halow (New Zealand)