Native American author, concert performer, lyricist, artist and filmmaker, Sharmagne Leland-St. John, is the Editor-in-Chief of the 19-year old literary and cultural arts journal Quill & Parchment and the founder of fogdog poetry in Arlington, WA. Widely anthologised, her recent … Continue reading →
Chandra Gurung, who comes from the Himalayan country of Nepal, but is currently based in Bahrain, writes poetry in the Nepali language and translates poems from Arabic, Hindi and English into Nepali. His first poetry collection was published in 2007. … Continue reading →
Lightbulb Moments II Chadwick’s neutron, Fleming’s penicillin and Dalton’s law of multiple proportion was a GLS BC/B22 Opal Energizer lightbulb moment. Orville and Wilbur Wright’s petrol-driven aeroplane, Daimler’s petrol-driven car and Becquerel discovering the principles of photo-electric cells was a … Continue reading →
This anthology, organised by Kevin Brooke, Worcestershire Literary Festival Young Writer Ambassador, was created from the entries for the Festival’s Young Writer Competition 2023 which in turn was generously supported by The Story Knights and Worcester Arts Council. Competition entrants … Continue reading →
Ink Pantry would not be possible without the tireless efforts of the volunteers who dedicate their time and expertise to the project, free of charge. There have been many elves who have passed through the pantry over the years, but … Continue reading →
The way my mother’s countenance glittersWhen from a land far-offI return home from ‘Mother’ by Chandra Gurung Chandra Gurung is a poet from the remote village of Gorkha in Nepal who grew up in India, where his father was stationed … Continue reading →