NEW POETRY AND UPDATES
Opened by Joshua Alan Sturgill
Congratulations to Jesse K. Butler winner of the third place prize in the Kierkegaard Poetry Competition.
The Joy of London I: To the imaginative man, I suppose nothing has so great an attraction as that which has some savour of mystery about it. He who is something more than a new automaton, a mechanical performer of certain mechanical tasks, returning day by day, feels instinctively that he is born to voyage in the unknown, to live always in contemplation of a great perhaps. And here, I think we touch on the secret of one of the most powerful of the many attractions of London.
Arthur Machen remembers Maurice Barrès, the French Belloc.
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