Reviews Through a High Window

In this latest reviews section of 'The High Window' J.S. reviews 'for the birds', the  "very now" debut poetry collection by Dublin based, Ukrainian poet Victoria Melkovska. 

You can read J.S.'s and other reviews for free by clicking here.

More Poems, morphrog

J.S. is chuffed to have five poems in issue 29 of morphrog. They even describe her as an "intriguing writer", which she is determined to take as a compliment (they have chosen to publish five of her poems, after all).

The poems in question are:

• Waiting Time
• Making My Bed
• Not a Paper Doll Poem
• Peepshow
• Gridiron Flow

You can read J.S.'s poems for free (along with the stunning work from the issue's other contributors) by clicking here for the landing page or going directly here for J.S.'s poems.

Social Once More

Sssh, I don't want to say this too loudly in case the gremlins wake up again, but I think my Facebook page is working once more.

The Facebook page devoted to my writing is at  https://www.facebook.com/J.S.Watts.page. 

If you want to hear my news, big stuff will be published on this website, but it's worth checking out the Facebook page for day to day chat.

Social Media Blues

You may know that I have a Facebook page devoted to my writing. You may even know that it is at https://www.facebook.com/J.S.Watts.page. What you probably won't know, because I can't post on the page to tell you, is that the Facebook gremlins have determined that my heavy duty upload schedule of one post a day (sometimes) is too much and won't let me post anything further to my newsfeed. I have reported the problem, but Facebook gremlins are laid back critters.

So, if you want to hear my news, for the time being the best bet is via this website. Also, if you happen to stop by my Facebook page and wonder why it seems inactive, it's not that I've given up, it's just that the Facebook gremlins are having a prolonged afternoon nap, once a day, every day, for as long as they fancy.

JS Watts: Lycanthropist live at 'Word Habit', Sudbury, Suffolk, 12th May 2024.

Summer Come Early

Yes, it is only May, but the Summer Issue of the always fascinating The High Window, has been published. Expect a collection of fine poetry and prose, including a review of Fiona Sinclair's Dining With the Dead by J.S.Watts.

High Window Reviews

In the latest batch of reviews from The High Window, J.S.Watts highlights the "raw and exposed" poems of The Invisible Worm by Hannah Stone. You can read her review of the poetry collection and other reviews in the latest High Window release by clicking here