Psithurism [sith-yuh-riz-uhm] noun:a rustling or whispering sound, such as leaves in the wind; susurration Psythur is a collections of works selected by the editors throughout the year. Poems that were misfits for our other collections, but nonetheless stirred our mind, heart, or soul.

Psythur - Editors' Choice, #1

Edgar Allan Poe inspired poetry from thirty-one international poets. Featuring:Bernardo VillelaAlexander A. ManzoniBlack WidowCarol EdwardsCatherine A. MacKenzieChristopher T. GeorgeCourtney GloverDavid L. RepsherJosh PooleJoshua GageKimberly McAfeeLaVern Spencer McCarthy Lawrence SalaniLeila Sandra M. Linda SparksM. Lee AlexanderMarianne TefftMark Andrew HeathcoteMax BindiMichael PendragonMichelle Chermaine RamosMiriam H. MonarresPaul W. HuntRhiannon OwensRoss LeishmanSharmon GazawaySheldon WoodburySteven FortuneTrisha Leigh ShufeltWilliam ConnellXimena Escobar

Evermore 2: Edgar Allan Poe Inspired Poetry - Evermore, #2

Step into the depths of the human mind with this haunting collection of dark poetry. Explore the tangled web of mental health, shining a light on the shadows that many face in their everyday lives. Through the verses of each poet, we delve into the raw and visceral experiences of mood, personality, and eating disorders, addiction, grief, cognitive dysfunction, neurodivergence, abuse, and other traumas, and the impact on one's daily existence. Witness their battles with inner demons, revealing the tumultuous internal landscapes. Each poem is a window into the fragmented thoughts and experiences of psychological pain, capturing the essence of the relentless struggle to find solace within the chaos. Shattering stigma, these poets offer an unguarded glimpse into their vulnerabilities. Their words forge connections, reminding readers they are not alone in their struggles. This anthology is a testament to the power of art in understanding, healing, and empathy. It compels us to confront uncomfortable truths, leaving us with a deeper appreciation for the frailties and complexities that make us who we are.  Proceeds donated to charity

Shards

In her debut poetry book exploring the splendour of love, the pain of loss, and the redemptive power of hope, Malotke takes us on an emotional journey that encourages you to embrace the mix of the sweet and the bitter in your experiences. Don't Cry on Cashmere is divided into sections that draw on themes of joy, purpose, grief, authenticity, gratitude, and resilience. Each segment walks us through a different kind of heartache, a different kind of beauty-a different kind of healing.

Livres