It’s January again, which means thousands of books, films and other copyrighted items entered the public domain and are now free to be appreciated, reprinted or artistically remixed.
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“Are You Sure You Want to Delete Tom Noe?”
⎺Original Poetry from Tom Noe
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“To the Light on the Floor”
⎺Original Poetry from Timothy Dusenbury
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Happy Public Domain Day, 2021!
This year’s list items entering the public domain in the United States includes several notable works from 1925, the year the British Broadcasting Company called “the greatest year for books ever.”
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“Forces”
⎺Original Poetry from Dorothy Garrity Ranaghan
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Veritas Journal Now Accepting Poetry and Works of Short Fiction
Veritas Journal is pleased to announce that we are now accepting poetry and short works of fiction for occasional publication.
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Happy Thanksgiving from Veritas Journal
Only the empty nests are left behind / And pipings of the quail among the sheaves.
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Backward Miracle
Every once in a while, we need prose, not poetry, says the poet. We need just the vessel with the wine and nothing more. We need a single loaf and the single fish and that is all.
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Not Many Wise, Not Many Noble
Inside the ‘museum’ was a pile of artifacts — four-hundred-year-old Bibles, sacred heart pictures, a reproduction of the shroud of Turin, old motorcycles, more dinosaurs, and a neon sign that read: “Jesus Saves.”
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2020 New York Encounter: Crossing the Divide
Are you hungry for an extended engagement with reality, for something that will awaken you more fully to the human condition? Consider joining us at the New York Encounter, February 15th through the 17th.
