Incandescent – Burn it all away

Incandescent is a new Hull based poetry book featuring high quality poetry and prose by both established and new writers.

Incandescent is an East Yorkshire based not-for-profit book that receives no funding and is produced on a voluntary basis by a small team of dedicated professionals. The editor and team behind Incandescent are all published writers.

The first issue is out now. The high quality A4 paperback book contains 100 pages of top quality poetry from poets all over the world, including, ‘Burn it all away’ by J. H. Martin.

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Mad Swirl – If I Go Before You Do

‘If I Go Before You Do’, a new poem by J. H. Martin is featured in Mad Swirl.

“We recognize the madness of creation, of life, of art, and work to get the whole mad swirl of it all into as many minds as possible. Mad Swirl is a creative outlet. it’s your stage.”

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Curbside Splendor – High Noon

Curbside Splendor publish books. They also publish poetry, art and fiction on a monthly basis online at their Curbside section.

The February edition of Curbside Splendor’s E-zine is out now. Edited by Tyler Gillespie and Lauryn Allison Lewis, the new issue features fiction by Elif Alp and Eric Erickson, photography by BL Pawelek and poetry by Roman Belo, Garett Holden and ‘High Noon’ by J. H. Martin.

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Carp & Blossom

Carp & Blossom by J. H. Martin

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You Already Know the Answer

A poem by J H Martin

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Pale House – Letters to Angel City

Pale House is a publishing group based in Los Angeles committed to improving society through the distribution of quality literature and art.

Pale House are working on a new book: Letters to Los Angeles which includes letters by Gary Winters, Kevin Awakuni, Kurtis Davidson, Nik De Dominic, Steven Kowalski, Quinton Hallett, Collette Jonopulos, Truth Thomas, Khadija Anderson, Karen Karin Rosenberg, Charles S. Kraszewski, Alun Williams, Sandra Ramos O’Briant, Jesse Shipway, Diane Lefer and a letter entitled, Dear Angel by J. H. Martin.

The book will be finished in the coming months and then hand delivered to 10,000 residents of Los Angeles in an attempt to create a stronger connection between different people in the world.

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Mad Swirl – Nec Spe Nec Metu

‘Nec Spe Nec Metu’, a new poem by J. H. Martin is featured in Mad Swirl.

“We recognize the madness of creation, of life, of art, and work to get the whole mad swirl of it all into as many minds as possible. Mad Swirl is a creative outlet. it’s your stage.”

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Cha: An Asian Literary Journal – The China Issue

Cha, founded in 2007, a decade after the handover, is, “the first Hong Kong-based English online literary journal; it is dedicated to publishing quality poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction, reviews and photography & art. Cha has a strong focus on Asian-themed creative work and work done by Asian writers and artists. It also publishes established and emerging writers/artists from around the world.”

Issue 14 – The China Issue is out now. The China themed issue features a fresh and invigorating blend of art and art criticism, book reviews, interviews, fiction, fiction in translation, creative non-fiction, poetry in translation and poetry; including the poem, The Farmer Express by J. H. Martin.

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Press 1 – The Island

Press 1 is a quarterly online literary journal that publishes fiction, poetry, reviews and articles.

Volume 5, Number 1 is out now featuring an interview with Mark Erickson, new poetry from Peter Bushyeager, Lydia Cortes, Barry Denny, Stephanie Gray, Christine Hamm, Kate Irving, Scott Alexander Jones, Lilla Lyon, Allan Peterson, Don Riggs, Nicholas Wong and fresh fiction by Miguel Gardel, M.E. McMullen, Corey Mesler, Mark Sutz and The Island by J. H. Martin.

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Mad Swirl – Holograms are We

Mad Swirl presents a constantly changing and eclectic blend of short stories, art work, reviews and poetry including, Holograms are We – a poem by J. H. Martin.

As this is his third poem that has been swirled into their mad mix, J. H.Martin has been admitted into their crazy conclave of contributing poets and given his own contributor’s page which features his previously featured pieces, Holograms are We and another new poem entitled, An Inch of Jade.

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