To Be the Roots: Introduction to Latvian Feature. By J.C. Todd
The Butterfly’s Apology by Māris Salējs
Do I or don’t I. . . By Edvīns Raups
Poetry By Knuts Skujenieks
A Defense of Poetic Witness. By Aliki Barnstone
How Eva Victoria Perera Learned To Fly
with Chagall By Aliki Barnstone
The Imaginative Life and the Social Responsibility
of Writers
By Alison Croggon
Scriptorium By Rosalind
Brackenbury
Arbiter of Neither
Comfort nor Style: My Mother and Shoes
By Joyce Wilson
Interrogating the Heart By MTC Cronin
Time to Transplant: In Memory of Nijole
Miliauskaite By Laima Sruoginis
A Question of
Responsibility By Claudia K. Grinnell
Fire on the Lake: Live from
Druskininkai By regular columnist J.C. Todd
Poets in Marseille
By the writer and journalist, Rosalind Brackenbury.
What Use Is Poetry in the Contemporary World?
By MTC Cronin.
Potluck By regular columnist J.C. Todd
“Messengers:” By regular
columnist J.C.Todd.
Notes on My Arthritic Heart
By Liz Hall-Downs.
Introduction to Queensland Poetry By Liz Hall-Downs.
Fit of Passion: Public Performance of the
Poetry of Gender By Liz Hall-Downs (with Kim Downs).
Two Essays on Poetics and the Erotic By Alison
Croggon.
The W.B.Yeats International
Summer School By Donald
Levering.
My
Chickens By
regular columnist Joyce Wilson.
“The Nation Sings:” By Laima Sruoginis.
“more modestly I look on lithuanian poetry:”
By J.C.Todd.
Commentary By Kornelijus Platelis, Sigitas Geda, Laurynas Katkus, Giedre Kazlauskaite.
The Canadian Online Lit Scene
By Canadian Michael
Bryson.
Mastering the Master:
Appropriations of Crisis Conversion in the Poems of 1862
By Aliki Barnstone.
Universal Net-Meetings and
Private Poetics: an Excursus into the Future of Cyber-Culture. By Erminia
Passannanti.
