It is with great pleasure that I announce THE HUMAN CONDITION — the first anthology published by Infinite Pathways Press celebrating those Canadians who participated in the many and varied writing contests held on this website since it’s inception in… Read More ›
Behind the Scenes with Philosophical Poet Emmanuel Akaolisa I was immersed with a poem I was typing when in a flash I saw my twin sister beside me, trying to read my work. I was like, “Oh, you shouldn’t read this… Read More ›
~ A Fart in Winter It was freezing. We could have bargained for oil, Or even dug for coal; Conflicts could have gingered us. We may burn from attacks But as we live, in silence, The air’s colourless fire… Read More ›
I’d like to welcome Lynn Gerrard to Infinite Pathways today to chat about her first book Darkness and Decadence – the Grumblings of a Gargoyle and other authorly interests. Lynn Gerrard was born in St Helens, Merseyside, where she now lives… Read More ›
As you may or may not know, Infinite Pathways Press is gearing up to publish an anthology called “The Human Condition” which will feature the winners of the various writing contests held here over the past 2 years. In addition… Read More ›
We had some wonderful poems submitted for the poetry contest and I must say, Judge Amanda Walke and I thoroughly enjoyed reading the creative offerings you submitted 😀 I would now like to formally announce the top 3 place winners… Read More ›
Join Infinite Pathways Press for the 2015 Poetry Writing Contest! Submissions accepted between: SEPTEMBER 1ST ~ OCTOBER 31ST Any entrant who places or is awarded an honourable mention will be published in THE HUMAN CONDITION ANTHOLOGY Set for publishing winter/spring… Read More ›
Licy-Be is a spoken word artist and rapper who aims to inspire, encourage and empower! (See Licy-Be on youtube) Licy Be was a disengaged youth who struggled with depression, sexual abuse, relationships and her identity. She attempted to take her life at the… Read More ›
John Foster In discussing controversial and complex topics, it is necessary to blur the lines of statistical and empirical knowledge. The world reveals itself in many forms, be they refined and specific, or rough and equivocal. Much phenomena of nature… Read More ›
Originally posted on HoneybeeWood:
Rain is falling in drips and drops instead of streams, Pretending to run for cover neighborhood kids, secretly pray for more rain. Over the hollow resound of water dripping in the drain pipe, I hear a…
