On The Plum Tree Features: Sue Lobo & Beverley Ann Hoyles in Song Of Sahel
These features are such a pleasure. This week’s feature is dedicated to two of Plum Tree’s most prolific and exciting poets. Beverley writes from the heart. Compassion is the mucilage … Continue reading
Plum Tree Books Features: DiAnne Ebejer & Susie Bertie
It is my very great pleasure to feature two of my favourite poets: DiAnne Ebejer and Susie Bertie. DiAnne’s style is dry, to-the-point, clear and so very deeply human. Susie is … Continue reading
Plum Tree Books Feature: Erik The Great & Dr. A.V.Koshy in Song Of Sahel.
I have been looking forward to featuring some of the wonderful contributors to Song Of Sahel, the anthology of poetry and art that I put together last year to help … Continue reading
Plum Tree Books Feature: Elizabeth Castillo
As promised, I begin the features of various authors, poets, musicians and artists who have contributed over the past two years to Plum Tree Books’ projects and anthologies. The Song … Continue reading
Song Of Sahel Art Wings Its Way To New Owners!
I blogged about the colour, depth and suggestion of Cher Duncombe’s work with its inherent raw passion and textures reminiscent of earth scorched and cracked by the blistering sun. Her painting has … Continue reading
Schedule for Song Of Sahel Event!
Launch of Song Of Sahel on 15th September. This will include the launch of the anthology, a live radio show, launch of music for download, and art auction…Program as follow:The … Continue reading
Countdown To Song Of Sahel Art Auction!
The Music has been Launched! HERE also! The Web-Site has been constructed ready for the event. The radio broadcast is planned. And the anthology is ready to be uploaded. This sounds like, … Continue reading
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Tonia Maria Harris has been kind enough to interview me for her blog! Tonia is a budding novelist herself of considerable talent. many, many thanks, Tonia,
A Song Of Sahel SOS: How Do We Show Solidarity?
those who have; those who have not those who dream; those who do not those who consume world resources; those who have nothing those who complain about rain; those who … Continue reading
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