Showing posts with label Dark Poetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dark Poetry. Show all posts

Monday, 3 August 2026

Marching Toward Dystopia...

The new issue of Sublimation has arrived with a dystopian theme and includes two of my poems, As One and Emerald Lies. It is available in paperback and on the Kindle from Amazon.



Friday, 6 February 2026

Featured Writer!

With five poems and a story in the recent issue of Journ-E, I have the privilege of being one of the issue's featured writers. The issue is available from Amazon.



Tuesday, 27 January 2026

Horror Zine horrors!

The new issue of The Horror Zine is here and it includes four of my poems and a suitably ghastly headshot of the poet! Read them here.

Wednesday, 31 December 2025

Ending/Starting the year...

...with a poem in the new issue of Exquisite Death webzine. Read The Woodland Song here for free. Enjoy - and all the best for 2026!

Tuesday, 23 December 2025

What lurks beneath your bed?

Poetry! The latest issue of Sublimation contains three of poems inspired by just such a question. Beware...



Tuesday, 18 November 2025

Say an Eldritch Prayer for me!

The new anthology of Cthulhu Mythos poetry from Island of Wak-Wak, Eldritch Prayers I, contains five of my poems and is now available from Amazon.



Saturday, 15 November 2025

And, now, for something different...

A reed diffuser is now available with my eco-horror poem Rising Waters printed on it. A must-have for anyone who wants ecological disaster to smell good!

Saturday, 12 October 2024

People in Shunned Houses...

 ...should probably flee for their lives, if this new anthology of weird stories, unspeakable poems, and impious essays from Wordcrafts Press is anything to go by! Within its pages is my horrific poem The Woman in the Wall. The anthology is available in paperback, hardback, and on the Kindle from Amazon.


And, if your need for spooky poetry hasn't been quenched, you can find another ghostly poem of mine in the latest issue of parABnormal magazine.



Sunday, 4 August 2024

Summer Sirens!

The Summer issue of Siren's Call ezine is available to download for free and contains four of my stories and four of my poems. Enjoy!



Sunday, 28 April 2024

Heed the Siren's Call...

The new issue of The Sirens Call is available for download now and contains three of my stories and four of my poems. Enjoy!



Thursday, 26 October 2023

Hallowe'en Calling!

The Hallowe'en issue of The Siren's Call has arrived and I have several stories and poems in the issue. Read the issue for free here.



Tuesday, 4 July 2023

Heed the Siren's Call!

The Summer issue of Siren's Call is available to download and I have two stories and five poems in it.

Two of my poems look at urban legends from Southend-on-Sea - Ratman Passage and Tunnels Below...

Sunday, 3 April 2022

Entranced by the Siren's Call...

 Like your horror weird? If so, you'll love the latest issue of Siren's Call ezine, available for download now! The issue includes several of my stories and poems, including Virgil's Ongoing researches.

Monday, 20 December 2021

A winter call...

 ...from Siren's Call ezine. I have two poems and a story in the latest issue, which can be downloaded for free.

Tuesday, 26 October 2021

Hallowe'en horrors are here!

The Sirens Call ezine has given itself over to the horrors of Hallowe'en, including two of my drabbles and three of my poems! No tricks, just lots and lots of horrific treats!

Find a Hallowe'en flash, Desire, on Circlet.com, and another, Soulling, on the Reflex Press website.

I also have a drabble in Halloween Frights.

Tuesday, 10 August 2021

Tuesday, 8 June 2021

Join in an Enchanted Conversation...

My fairy tale poem, Dark Heartwood, is one of desperation and tricksy enchantment.

From the editorial introduction on the site: This poem has a delightfully eldritch feel to it. And just what future will be revealed for this family?  I wonder. A memorable read.

Read it now for free.

Friday, 2 April 2021

The Siren's Call...

The Spring 2021 issue of Siren's Call is now online for you to read and it contains two pieces of fiction and five poems of mine, alongside all the other brilliant contents.