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Abena A-Green

• Away

Rose Adams

• nature morte

ACW

• Too Young to Die

Jamil Adas

• Athazagoraphobia
• Social Judgments

Ajoke

• Intuition

Erica Allanach

• In Mem
• Diagnostics
• Visuals
• ice
• Part I
• Transaction
• sms (telophase)

Nicole Allison

• Heart’s Flight
• Wonderfully Together
• Simply Perfect
• Simply Magic

Alan Almon

• Changing

AM

• one million missed connections

AMD

• Cabbage Haiku
• Surrender
• Kyphosis

Glen Amirault

• Freedom
• Winter Woes
• Mother

Victor Andrews

• Just a photograph
• Garden of Earthly Light 
• Rivers IV
• Rivers III
• Rivers II
• May in the Valley

Novae Angliae

• The Pain in Gaining

Anonymous (any author that has published anonymously) 

• crowded
• smallness
• courage

Grailing Anthonisen

• Dandelions and Ditchwater

Mary Ann Archibald

• Fudge
• Mock Orange Evening

Maximillion Archibald

Maximillion Archibald is a writer, cook, teacher, lover, and friend from Halifax, Nova Scotia. Here to create something that can move someone else.

• 2167
• Red Sea

Anthony Arsenault

• I Am Seed

Kate Arpin

• Escape

Bethany Rose Artin

Bethany Rose Artin is a former pen name for a local writer.

• Consolation
• Dance Card
• Looking Into His Eyes
• My Regency Lovers

Val Aston

Val Aston was born in Victoria, British Columbia, in 1934. She went to the University of British Columbia and studied English and Geography. She has been married to Geoff for 62 years, has a son, a daughter, and two granddaughters. She worked as a Real Estate Agent for 34 years. She has an adventurous spirit and loves roller coasters, zip-lining and hot air balloons. She enjoyed the CN tower Edge Walk and flying in a 2 seater plane. Val has written many limericks and poems over the years. She moved to Bedford, Nova Scotia, from Ontario a year ago and has been inspired to write more poems and short stories.

• New Season Arrival
• A Season of Colours

ASW

• No trespassers please.

Sara Asyyed

• The Tree Of Life
• Like Ice On A Lake

Georgia Atkin

Georgia Atkin is a writer and freelance editor living in Halifax, NS. She holds a BA in English Literature and Environment, Sustainability & Society, and she has edited the monthly Open Heart Forgery issues since 2014. In her spare time, Georgia writes Wikipedia articles and vanquishes Sudoku puzzles. Find her at her website: www.georgiaatkin.com

• Of Teacups and Tempests
• Silver
• ‘Til Night is Overtaken
• A Wish
• Seasonal Delivery
• Love
• In the Long Nights
• Words Young
• Afterwards
• Write On
• Luminosity
• Signs of Life
• Scatterbrained
• Advice from a Warrior Queen
• Physics of Falling in Love
• Latitude and Longitude
• Shifting
• Astronomical
• Delirium
• Salt-Blooded
• Deep Waters
• Navigation
• Objection
• Regarding Bananas
• Paradise
• Valiant
• Letter of Eviction
• Blues
• Tomorrow
• Horizon
• Wild
• Whispers
• As Many Words
• Epic

Graham Atkin

• Now this rampant species is consuming me
• Renaming a species – Part 3 of 3
• Renaming a species – Part 2 of 3
• Renaming a species – Part 1 of 3
• Platoon
• Dollars in Their Profit
• Ode to Flinty Cat
• Who Needs Time?
• Escape

Haleigh Atwood

• A Tremendous Distance

Jake Austin

I have been writing poetry since I was fourteen years old. It has always been my passion to turn real-world experiences into literature. Growing up in the country roads of Colchester County, I was able to absorb nature and use that as inspiration fully. Another one of my biggest inspirations is my family. They are the center of gravity for me. When I turned eighteen, I moved to Halifax, where I currently reside with my lovely partner. Moving to the city turned my world upside down and exposed me to completely foreign experiences. Halifax is my newest inspiration. I hope to continue writing poetry because it is one of the most classical, popular culture streams, and I value its preservation.

• Friendship