AUTHOR NOTES

ANOTHER SPECTRUM—the poetry of Kathleen Roxby

‘ODE TO A TISSUE BOX” is a new poem written following a month-long illness. It is included as a special issue for  January under the Another Spectrum feature which is reserved for submissions as there were no submissions this month.

GLASS RAIN—the poetry by Margaret Roxby

“AS TIME HAS WROUGHT,” is included this week for January 25, Opposite Day. The poem was found among the author’s papers.

REFRACTIONS—the poetry of Robert Roxby

“FIRE STATION, ‘92” is included this week as a nod to International Holocaust Remembrance Day, a connection by metaphor only. The poem first appeared in the author’s collection, Reflections of a Lifetime.

THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS—the poetry of Kathleen Roxby

“THE ACCOUNTANTS ARE COMING,” is included this week for January 27, National Fun at Work Day. The poem first appeared in the author’s chapbook, Tangent/Allusion, 2001.

#Opposite Day

#National Fun at Work Day

#International Holocaust Remembrance Day