Reblogged from MacKENZIE's Dragonsnest: Deviling the Details. Those of you who visited the Editor’s Corner last week will likely think I am working in a backasswards fashion. Given that I … Continue reading
The Elegy This piece is dedicated to the memory of Nikhil Sharma, who was a budding Indian poet and a bright shining light; a smart young personality I knew who … Continue reading
Gopali does beautiful translations of some of my favourite classical Indian poets. She is a wonderful poet in her own right. In this week’s poetry corner, we light the stage … Continue reading
Reblogged from MacKENZIE's Dragonsnest: Other Eyes and Beatles Wisdom. “The trick to forgetting the big picture is to look at everything close up.” …Chuck Palahniuk “It is better to take … Continue reading
I love to write in childish rhyme. I really do it all the time. A Doctor and a Nana too, ‘Tis ontheplumtree that I grew. And this is where I shall … Continue reading
I first met Marta on FaceBook when she joined my Plum Tree Books group. Immediately, I was stunned by the quality of her art ~ so full of whimsy and … Continue reading
Reblogged from Patricia Sands' Blog: I’m pleased to have artist, author and humanitarian Niamh Clune pop over from across the pond to talk about her new children’s books. Niamh is an … Continue reading
Today I introduce you to two extraordinary poets. I am happy to announce that Plum Tree Books will be publishing them both in the near future.The first is Dublin born … Continue reading
Reblogged from MacKENZIE's Dragonsnest: Audience Appreciation Day It is my hatching day – well, it was when I wrote this - so I am invoking the Celebrant’s Prerogative to be brief. … Continue reading
¨ Everything in the garden serves a purpose ¨ Basic science in rhyme with beautiful illustrations for ages 3—6 ¨ Easy learning and teaching ¨ Onomatopoeia for fun! Everything In The Garden Serves A … Continue reading