Chapbook


Dyke (geology)
Teaching My Mother How to Give Birth
Death by Sex Machine
Position Papers
Ephemeral Village (Coffee Table Chapbook)
Opportunity Cost
When the Only Light Is Fire
Micrograms
Demons (Yeoyu, #7)
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All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace
The Octopus Frontier
Lay the Marble Tea
I Will Pass Even to Acheron
sad boy/detective
Incorrect Merciful Impulses by Camille RankineBlues Triumphant by Jonterri GadsonEquilibrium by Tiana ClarkDe Rerum Natura by David HillstromDE LA CAPTIVITÉ À LA LIBERTÉ by Léonce JATCHE
2016 Poetry by African-Americans
28 books — 6 voters
Wade in the Water by Tracy K. SmithThe BreakBeat Poets, Vol. 2 by Mahogany L. BrowneThe Splooge Factory by Christina SpringerI Can't Talk About the Trees Without the Blood by Tiana ClarkAmerican Sonnets for My Past and Future Assassin by Terrance Hayes
2018 Poetry by African-Americans
30 books — 3 voters

The Sun Weakens Beneath The Skin by Sandra T.A Jazz Funeral for Uncle Tom by Harmony HolidayFurious Flower by Joanne V. GabbinEternity by Tracy K. SmithFelon by Reginald Dwayne Betts
2019 Poetry by African-Americans
32 books — 1 voter
Crossing the Cactus by David C BlivinThe Feel Trio by Fred MotenThe Little Edges by Fred MotenDe Rerum Natura by David HillstromHow I Discovered Poetry by Marilyn Nelson
2014 Poetry by African-Americans
25 books — 10 voters

Vincent St. Clare
“ EPILOGUE [(Author Bio "Blurb")]: Vincent ["V."] St Clare [(C∵I\❛U∴C❟ ⦑⸘♕‽⦒)] is the pen name of a writer, (static) wanderer, "armchair philosopher", half-as*ed "seeker", and wayfarer of the imagination—"heart on fire and head on wheels" since he entered the shock-and-awe/calamity-and-joy of hhuman existence, Anno Domini 1991. He has been a resident of New Milford, Connecticut since 2001. You car find more of his creative work and projects on his website [(at the following ([hyper]link) URL[:]) ...more ”
― Vincent St. Clare

Vincent St. Clare
“ Anyway, I do hope you enjoy this... . I am not at all a “successful” writer, and I have had a (pardon me) *shit[-]ton* of trouble getting these [few little writings] published[,] or, in many cases, even finished, so just know that having this work out in the world is itself a labor of love. I appreciate you for taking the time to read my work, however old it might be now. It’s a true kindness. You deserve nothing but the very best in life. Remember that. ”
― Vincent St. Clare, Easy Noumenon: Early Poems

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