The Surrealist Explains His Smile by Michael Pingarron

This book is available by clicking here… or just hit the cover or the back!  Iniquity Press/Vendetta Books / Michael Pingarron was active on the NJ poetry scene from the 1980s until his death in 2006. “Michael was the epitome Continue reading The Surrealist Explains His Smile by Michael Pingarron

Old Blood For New Sacraments by Matt Borkowski

Iniquity Press/Vendetta Books. Collected Poems & Stories of Matt Borkowski edited by Dave Roskos. This book is available by clicking here… or just hit the cover or the back!  book collects most of what has survived of Matt Borkowski’s poetry. Continue reading Old Blood For New Sacraments by Matt Borkowski

a.d. winans | early winter poem

Early Winter Poem I take refuge in Billie Holiday sipping on a mug of coffee alone in my apartment rain drops playing hide and seek with the windows like lovers with a secret it is peaceful, tranquil here like a Continue reading a.d. winans | early winter poem

a.d. winans | prisoner of loneliness

Prisoner of Loneliness Loneliness in my heart Billi Holliday in my soul I make myself a hot brandy Toast the ghosts of the past Open the window let a fly out One prisoner here is enough. from Big Hammer No. Continue reading a.d. winans | prisoner of loneliness

alan catlin | old ladies at the flea market

Old Ladies at the Flea Market They most come here every week whether they need to or not, these old ladies in wheelchairs, with walkers, canes, surgical stockings stretched over swollen ankles, varicose veins as they creep down the aisles, Continue reading alan catlin | old ladies at the flea market

eliot katz | midnight poem

Midnight Poem Well, I’m home on my 49th birthday, after a movie, champagne, & loving, up late, still drinking champagne & listening to Monk & Coltrane’s new CD that Vivian gave me. It’s a new CD, but it was recorded Continue reading eliot katz | midnight poem