Prose poem: Balcony

Balcony The view is wholesome, somewhere a mountain looking back and the town not far off under weary feet. A balcony is a place of shade an open entrance that shows one way in one way out. A balcony for lovers in a play showing we are all much smaller up there if there is ivy and joy and a caller below. A railing is essential strong and not tardy, it should be solid...

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Prose Poem: Bedroom

Bedroom A suitable room for sleeping, well housed, a kind of delightfulness without any complaining if the measurement is right. A window is a wide veil and that means a spectacle of shadows and very likely a verdant view below. An arrangement might be two bedrooms of different colours particularly a purple room with a wise chair for thinking. It is so necessary to...

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My Novel The Last Asbestos Town ...to be published!

I am listing the steps that have happened towards the publication of my novel The Last Asbestos Town! Dear Helen, I read your query and would like to see the complete manuscript for consideration.    You can send it as an attachment in reply to this email.  Kind regards, Stevan Stevan V. NikolicEditorAdelaide Books / Adelaide Literary Magazine244 Fifth...

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