Charles Christian Poetry

Ink Sweat and Tears (2009)

21/11/2012

Ink Sweat & Tears - the 2009 anthology is the 'best of' collection of the poetry, prose and haiku published on the Ink Sweat & Tears webzine I founded in 2007 and ran for four years until early 2011. Ink-Sweat-and-Tears Publishing, ISBN: 978-1907043017 though now out of print.

Anomalous Appetites (2009)

21/11/2012

Anomalous Appetites is an anthology of speculative poetry and artwork compiled and edited by New Zealand-based poet and writer John Irvine in 2008. First published in 2009, it contains two of my sci-faiku plus three short sci-fi/dark fantasy prose poems. It was a great project to be involved with though the collection never achieved the circulation it deserved. Lulu.com ISBN: 978-1409259732 It has been republished by Dark Continents and can be ordered online for around £15.00 (200 pages).

Building (2008)

19/11/2012

In 2008 I put together the British Haiku Society's annual members' anthology. The topic and title of the collection of 88 haiku was Building and it was edited, originated and printed inhouse by me. Ink-Sweat-and-Tears Publishing.

Ink Sweat and Years (2008)

17/11/2012

Ink Sweat & Years - the 2008 anthology is the 'best of' collection of the poetry, prose and haiku published on the Ink Sweat & Tears webzine I founded in 2007 and ran for four years until early 2011. Ink Sweat & Tears Publishing, ISBN: 978-1-907043-00-0 though now out of print.

Not Expecting Fish (2007)

16/11/2012

Not Expecting Fish is an anthology of poetry I put together for the Gatehouse Press in 2007. Subtitled 'Poems of love, loss and life – or something like it' – it carried 46 poems by students on the University of East Anglia's 2007 Creative Writing Diploma course and, at the time, was Gatehouse's biggest selling publication to-date. Gatehouse Press ISBN: 978-0955477034

Ink Sweat and Tears (2009)

Anomalous Appetites (2009)

Building (2008)

Ink Sweat and Years (2008)

Not Expecting Fish (2007)

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