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Building bridges, finding voices. We are a small publisher based in UK/Czech Republic.

29/05/2026

Poetry by Diane Webster ✨

Diane Webster's work has appeared in North Dakota Quarterly, New English Review, Studio One and other literary magazines. Five micro-chaps have been published by Origami Poetry Press. Diane has been nominated once for Best of the Net and three times for a Pushcart. Her website is: www.dianewebster.com.

Wrought iron gatecharged with keepingthe world outallows an aspen leafto skitter through.It lies like a tongueon the sidewalk,blows raspberriesat the gate’s backsideas it skips up the steps.Diane W…

22/05/2026

Today we are featuring fiction by Sue Pearson ✨

Sue Pearson is an author renowned for her well-crafted prose. The short story ‘Willow Tree’ was first published in the 2021 Fragmented Voices fiction anthology ‘Hearth’.

You rest your forehead on the windowpane, look out to the garden where the beauty of everything screams his absence.

15/05/2026

Today we present a poem by Helen Kay ✨

Helen Kay’s debut collection It Was Never About the Kingfisher (Dithering Chaps) was shortlisted for the 2025 Rubery Awards. She is known on fb for her hen puppet Nigella.

Dawn always adores a brew with Night before her shift begins –to hear any more damage done,gales, fireworks, fairy lights. Somehow, she thinks Night is drawn to her fresh smile, only Time puts a st…

08/05/2026

Fiction by Rick Crilly ✨

Rick Crilly is the author of The Tablecloth Trick (ECW Press, 2007), which Rikki Ducornet described as “sweetly mysterious and clairvoyant.” His work has appeared in Litmus: The Neurological Issue, Zone Magazine, Molly Bloom, Blackbox Manifold, Taddle Creek, and Gone Lawn 3.

The spectre does not howl. It leaks. It weeps in cisterns. It obstructs. It does not surge; it seeps malaise thick as marrow, a mood that coats and coagulates.

01/05/2026

This week, poetry by Emma-Jane Peterson ✨

Emma-Jane Peterson lives in a leafy part of England. Her poems have been published in BoomerLitMag, The Sunlight Press, The Clayjar Review, The Ekphrastic Review, Metphrastics, London Grip, Pure In Heart and Black Nore Review, among others.

We decry the demonic pity of war, and also speak of valour

24/04/2026

This week we are showcasing fiction by Mark Czanik.

Mark Czanik is of English/Hungarian heritage. Recent poems, stories, and artwork have appeared, or are forthcoming, in Writer’s Block, Literally Stories, The Waxed Lemon, The Frogmore Papers, Dream Catcher, and The Craft of Care.

The bus sailed through the traffic lights at the top of Commercial Road as the bulk of its passengers continued their silent prayer.

17/04/2026

This week we are showcasing writing by Clive Donovan.

Clive Donovan has three poetry collections, The Taste of Glass [Cinnamon Press 2021], Wound Up With Love [Lapwing 2022] and Movement of People [Dempsey&Windle 2024] and is published in a wide variety of magazines including Acumen, Crannog, Fragmented Voices, Pennine Platform, Popshot, Prole and Stand. He lives in Totnes, Devon, UK. He was a The Pushcart Prize and Forward Prizes for Poetry nominee for 2022’s best individual poems.

A hardened rainbow arched in sky.It wouldn’t go away;Stuck, like a child’s picture there.The firemen tried to hose it down.The army and the air-force and the navy tried to catch itWith …

10/04/2026

Crime Noir fiction by Harry Wilding. ✨

Harry Wilding writes in Nottingham, where he fantasises about planning elaborate heists that steal from the rich to give to the poor. He has had work published by the likes of Popshot, Flash Magazine and Brilliant Flash Fiction. He has recently completed a novella, which his mum thinks is great.

Sometimes there’s warning, it gradually bubbles up, other times it is like a switch out of nowhere.

04/04/2026

This week we introduce the wonderful poem by Jenny Robb.

were a haven during plague years. Now, as the earth tilts and warmsI once more rejoice in violets. And crocuses, their lilac-white cloaka delight; and primroses spreading new clumps each spring.Clo…

27/03/2026

Today we present creative non-fiction by Pauline Rowe.

Pauline Rowe has a PhD in Creative Writing from the University of Liverpool and recent pamphlets with Maytree Press. She has also had work published by Driftwood Publications, Lapwing Publications, Headland Publications and Lark Lane Poetry Books: poems in North West Poets, Live Canon, Yaffle Press & Templar Poetry anthologies, The Interpreter's House, Orbis, Smoke, The Rialto, Dreich, Smith’s Knoll, Iota and others.

It was always my understanding that marriage was adversarial. My mother liked books. My father loved sport. My mother wanted an education. My father wanted a happy family.

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