Fragments of the poet's soul, deep and heavenly-inspired drops of wisdom cinched by words artistically hammered and smelted into stanzas by a crafty wordsmith. — Prof. Ibiere Ken-Maduako Ignatius Ajuru University of Education, Port Harcourt; Nigeria. THE LETTER is a book with many brooks; a summon with sermons, a teaching with preaching. It is a mine of wisdom, and an ocean with depth of insights. It is a manual for sound health and genuine wealth. It offers guide to life and success. It exposes the easiest way to man’s ruin and the path that leads to shame and flame. THE LETTER is a tour-de-force that has consolidated Samuel Onyeche as a Master of Word Art, a skillful craftsman who knows how to chisel with pen, a poet to be admired among men in the services of the Muse. A poet; colourful, brilliant, witty and compelling. — Francis Otole Earth Poet & Author of Heaven is a Place on Earth. “In the epistolary poetry, entitled, The Letter, Samuel Onyeche inventively provides some parabolic pieces of advice to his unborn son; a synecdoche that he employs to reflect and affect the lives of both teenagers and youths of the contemporary time and those afterwards…the intellectual stride of the writer, no doubt, is profoundly phenomenal.” — Wellington Nwogu, PhD Author of Dark Rhythms and Director, Purple Letters Publishers, Port Harcourt. “Here’s a collection of poetic nuggets from a prolific poet, who uses the voice of the poet persona to advise his imaginary son on some existential issues via an epistolary form. The poems in this collection are both didactic and dramatic, and as such could be read for their enlightening or entertaining values. In any case, they should be read by young people, who aspire to attain great heights in life and their parents also.” —Humphrey Ogu Poet, short fiction writer, playwright and journalist; Vice Chairman, Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) Rivers State. In _*THE LETTER,*_ Samuel Onyeche didn't just pen down beautiful words. In these beautiful words, lies priceless gems that will make young Sedar so rich, in character and conduct. If you're young, uncover this Treasure Chest, get rich with Sedar. — Woruka, Deborah O. Blogger | Poet | Educator

About The Book Song of my Country is a detailed poetry anthology that mirrors the political, social cum economic state of the Nigeria nation and the Niger Delta region. It exposes the anomalies in the country— the degree of impoverishment, hunger, exploitation, pollution, joblessness, inflation and untimely death ravishing the poor masses, who can no longer afford the basic needs of life. This anthology is a revolutionary book birthed by pain and patriotism. It begins with a poem titled "Wolves as Shepherds" with regards to the corrupt politicians, cabals and electoral officers who loot the country's treasure, impoverish the people and incessantly deny them their choice of leaders through various forms of electoral malpractices About The Author SAMUEL ONYECHE is an African writer, from the Niger Delta region of Nigeria, who has won quite a number of awards such as: "Most Creative" 2020 NYSC Theatre Troupe Sokoto State Nigeria, Second runner-up Prof. Kontein Trinya Poetry Prize 2016, Poet of the Day Award from Global Poetic Pen, Certificate of Excellence from the department of English and Literary Studies Ignatius Ajuru University of Education, Port Harcourt, Nigeria. amongst others. Onyeche is one of the emerging voices in contemporary Africa poetry, and has featured in several international anthologies. He is the author of Ijikrika; Canticles From Africa, On the Wings of a Butterfly, A Casserole of Kisses (co-authored), Parasites in Paradise, Echoes of Kettledrums ( co-authored), The Letter; an epistolary poetry, The Muse of Love ( co-authored) and many others .He holds a Bachelor of Education Degree (B.ED) in English and Literary Studies and a Masters of Arts Degree (M.A) in literature.

Reflections with poetry & prose

The Cartoon Diaries is a collection of poetry revolved around feeling out of place, what feels surreal, feeling misplaced in this current world, the anxieties, the everyday feels like nonsense. the Armageddons you imagine, the creativity you imagine doesn't quite match the current societal ideals. This is the poetry that represents this time for me.

The new collection of poetry by Jonathan S Baker

Amid the corruption and power struggles of the collapse of the Roman Republic, Cicero (106-43BC) produced some of the most stirring and eloquent speeches in history. A statesman and lawyer, he was one of the only outsiders to penetrate the aristocratic circles that controlled the Roman state, and became renowned for his speaking to the Assembly, Senate and courtrooms. Whether fighting corruption, quashing the Catiline conspiracy, defending the poet Archias or railing against Mark Antony in the Philippics - the magnificent arguments in defence of liberty which led to his banishment and death - Cicero's speeches are oratory masterpieces, vividly evocative of the cut and thrust of Roman political life.

(P/V/G Composer Collection). This thick collection includes 43 favorites penned by legendary singer-songwriter, poet, novelist and iconoclast Leonard Cohen. Includes: Ain't No Cure for Love * Avalanche * Bird on a Wire * Chelsea Hotel #2 * (No) Diamonds in the Mine * Famous Blue Raincoat * The Guests * I'm Your Man * Jazz Police * Joan of Arc * Lady Midnight * A Singer Must Die * Sisters of Mercy * So Long, Marianne * Suzanne * Take This Longing * Tower of Song * You Know Who I Am * and more.

"Born of the 2016 presidential election, Writers Resist publishes creative expressions of resistance by diverse writers and artists"-- Back cover.