The Fevers of the Mind Press has a huge collective of poets, writers, interviews, recommendations & more in the new book https://amzn.to/3sjgWnz (Deluxe edition) https://amzn.to/35EJ8Yl (Volume 1) https://amzn.to/2LyiedF (Volume 2) Volume 1 includes contributions from myself (David L O’Nan), HilLesha O’Nan, Rob Z photography, Ankh Spice, Catrice Greer, the Poetry Question & Chris Margolin, JennaContinue reading “NEW! The Fevers of the Mind Press Presents the Poets of 2020 available in Deluxe Edition, Kindle/ebook, and Split Editions Volumes 1 & 2 on Amazon. An interview with musician Austin Lucas included in Deluxe & Volume 1”
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“New Disease Streets” Poetry book is now out on Paperback & kindle.
https://amzn.to/35zYaz4 for my new book “New Disease Streets” on paperback and Kindle. Get it at the link above! Poetry about this year including poems “Archaic Motorcycle Breath” “Like Bullets From the Cowboys” “the Algebra of Broken Mirrors” & More
Fevers of the Mind Poetry Blog
Closed fOR Submissions currently. There are some updates that we will be made more often very soon with the blog. Updating the site soon with more poets published digitally that will possibly be collected for an Anthology book later in the year, possible contests, book reviews, interviews, Exclusive content from the Fevers of the MindContinue reading “Fevers of the Mind Poetry Blog”
Five Poems by David L O’ Nan
Originally posted on IceFloe Press:
I Hope All is Well in Utah I am thinking of you in Utah making Salt Lake shadow puppets in a Jesus sunset on a sand dune writing poetry, an architect with a blueprint. There you are, complaining about something. Red ants try to ruin your vision equivalent to designing…
No Miracles to Come (c) Gerald Jatzek
Were three kings came from the west, one had stars burned in his chest, one was cursed, one was blessed Three kings. Were three kings came in a tank, names were bombs and bread and bank, played the fool, the freak, the crank Three kings Were three kings, their songs were sung byContinue reading “No Miracles to Come (c) Gerald Jatzek”
