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Salt, Ink, and Sunshine: The Unfinished Verse of Renee Nicole Good
Renee Nicole Good leaves behind three children, a partner, and a community of writers who refuse to let her voice be silenced. We remember her not for how she died, but for how she lived: finding the meter in the cicadas, the metaphor in the muscle,and the poetry in every messy, beautiful moment of being alive.
New Year Reflections - Lora Lee
Lora Lee shares her New Year Reflections with Seagulls Post
New Year Reflections - Lynne Alison
Lynne Alison shares her New Year Reflections with Seagulls Post Magazine
A Room With A View: a novel by E. M. Forster
A Room with a View is a novel by E.M. Forster, first published in 1908. The story follows Lucy Honeychurch, a young English woman navigating
“Clara Haskil: A Childhood of Genius and Adversity”
“Clara Haskil: A Childhood of Genius and Adversity”
Lisa Jewell: A Master Storyteller Crafting Captivating Narratives
Born and raised in London, Lisa Jewell developed a passion for writing at a young age. After completing her education, she worked in various
Analysis of " A SAD CHILD" by Margaret Atwood
Analysis of " A SAD CHILD" by Margaret Atwood
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New Year Reflections - Lynda Flanagan
The Canadian artist Lynda Flanagan shares her New Year reflections with Seagulls Post Magazine
Researchers Discover Hidden Insights in The Alexander Mosaic: Its 2 Million Tiny Stones Originated From Across the Ancient World
“New research on the Alexander Mosaic reveals its 2M stones came from quarries across Europe & North Africa, highlighting Roman influence.”
The artistic journey of Lynda Flanagan
Lynda Flanagan is an Ontario artist who paints in a contemporary style. Forming connections with nature and developing strong roots with the
Salt, Ink, and Sunshine: The Unfinished Verse of Renee Nicole Good
Renee Nicole Good leaves behind three children, a partner, and a community of writers who refuse to let her voice be silenced. We remember her not for how she died, but for how she lived: finding the meter in the cicadas, the metaphor in the muscle,and the poetry in every messy, beautiful moment of being alive.
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New Year Reflections - Lora Lee
Lora Lee shares her New Year Reflections with Seagulls Post
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New Year Reflections - Lynne Alison
Lynne Alison shares her New Year Reflections with Seagulls Post Magazine
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Roger Stennett: "I feel grateful to have been educated in the old British Grammar school system"
An interview with Roger Stennett
Interviewed by: Deena Elsheikh
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Analysis of " A SAD CHILD" by Margaret Atwood
Analysis of " A SAD CHILD" by Margaret Atwood
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Last call for submission - Second Edition of Seagulls Post Magazine
Last call for submission - Second Edition of Seagulls Post Magazine
May 20th is the deadline for receiving submissions for the second editi
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Submission for THE SECOND ISSUE of Seagulls Post is OPEN!
Calling For Submission!
Submission for THE SECOND ISSUE of Seagulls Post is open!
Submission is now open for the second issue of SEAGULLS
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Boundaries of Belonging: Traversing Jordan's Borders and Beyond
Boundaries of Belonging: Traversing Jordan's Borders and Beyond
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Lisa Jewell: A Master Storyteller Crafting Captivating Narratives
Born and raised in London, Lisa Jewell developed a passion for writing at a young age. After completing her education, she worked in various
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Crafting Words: The Path to Becoming a Good Poet and Writer
Writing is an art that requires dedication, passion, and continuous growth. Whether your journey leads you to become a poet or a writer in a
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New Year Reflections - JT Caine
I have spent too much time, over the past few years, looking out of open doors and marvelling at the beautyand the possibility outside.
Dec 28, 20253 min read
Warding off the Spring Solstice - a poem by Wendy Webb - United Kingdom
Warding off the Spring Solstice - a poem by Wendy Webb - United Kingdom
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APPLAUD and CRY - a poem by Patrick Osada - UK
APPLAUD and CRY - a poem by Patrick Osada - UK
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‘Things fall apart. The centre cannot hold’
'Things fall apart. The centre cannot hold' a poem by the British poet Roger Stennett
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‘The Pardoner’s Tale’
'The Pardoner's Tale' a poem by the British Roger Stennett
Dec 26, 20231 min read
‘Night Of Too Few Dreams’ by Roger Stennett
‘Night Of Too Few Dreams’ Apoem by Roger Stennett
Aug 8, 20232 min read
‘Soft Landings’ by Roger Stennett
‘Soft Landings: A poem by Roger Stennett
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Lover's Complaint by William Shakespeare
Lover's Complaint by William Shakespeare
Aug 4, 20239 min read
Salt, Ink, and Sunshine: The Unfinished Verse of Renee Nicole Good
Renee Nicole Good leaves behind three children, a partner, and a community of writers who refuse to let her voice be silenced. We remember her not for how she died, but for how she lived: finding the meter in the cicadas, the metaphor in the muscle,and the poetry in every messy, beautiful moment of being alive.
1 day ago3 min read
New Year Reflections - Lora Lee
Lora Lee shares her New Year Reflections with Seagulls Post
Dec 31, 20252 min read
New Year Reflections - Lynne Alison
Lynne Alison shares her New Year Reflections with Seagulls Post Magazine
Dec 30, 20252 min read
New Year Reflections - Lynda Flanagan
The Canadian artist Lynda Flanagan shares her New Year reflections with Seagulls Post Magazine
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New Year Reflections - Celeste Quackenbush
Celeste Quackenbush writes about 2026 reflections
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New Year Reflection - Robin Bhattacharya
Robin Bhattacharya writes about New Year reflections
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Researchers Discover Hidden Insights in The Alexander Mosaic: Its 2 Million Tiny Stones Originated From Across the Ancient World
“New research on the Alexander Mosaic reveals its 2M stones came from quarries across Europe & North Africa, highlighting Roman influence.”
Jan 18, 20253 min read
A Room With A View: a novel by E. M. Forster
A Room with a View is a novel by E.M. Forster, first published in 1908. The story follows Lucy Honeychurch, a young English woman navigating
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“Clara Haskil: A Childhood of Genius and Adversity”
“Clara Haskil: A Childhood of Genius and Adversity”
Jan 17, 20252 min read
The Grain Parcher’s Wife
The Grain Parcher’s Wife
BY: Surendra Singh - India
Short Story
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The Truth about Ruth
The Truth about Ruth
Short Story By: David Alan Binder
USA
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A STONE
A STONE
Short story by: Sami Al-Kilani
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New Year Reflections - JT Caine
I have spent too much time, over the past few years, looking out of open doors and marvelling at the beautyand the possibility outside.
Dec 28, 20253 min read
Warding off the Spring Solstice - a poem by Wendy Webb - United Kingdom
Warding off the Spring Solstice - a poem by Wendy Webb - United Kingdom
Feb 18, 20241 min read
APPLAUD and CRY - a poem by Patrick Osada - UK
APPLAUD and CRY - a poem by Patrick Osada - UK
Feb 18, 20241 min read
‘Things fall apart. The centre cannot hold’
'Things fall apart. The centre cannot hold' a poem by the British poet Roger Stennett
Dec 26, 20232 min read
‘The Pardoner’s Tale’
'The Pardoner's Tale' a poem by the British Roger Stennett
Dec 26, 20231 min read
‘Night Of Too Few Dreams’ by Roger Stennett
‘Night Of Too Few Dreams’ Apoem by Roger Stennett
Aug 8, 20232 min read
‘Soft Landings’ by Roger Stennett
‘Soft Landings: A poem by Roger Stennett
Aug 8, 20231 min read
Lover's Complaint by William Shakespeare
Lover's Complaint by William Shakespeare
Aug 4, 20239 min read
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