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London Poetry Pearl London Poetry Pearl Life's London Poetry Elleesium Anthology is published in Celebration of the 5th Anniversary of London Poetry Festival 2009 and to raise funding for the Festival. Imsonium Books (or the Anthology Editor) will not take any money off the sales of this Anthology. 50% of all the profits made will go to the poets ( which will be paid out twice a year) and 50% will go to the Festival. No one will get a FREE copy of the Anthology (not even the Editor or members of the Festival Team). However, no contributor is obliged to buy a copy of the Anthology. For poets wanting to know which of their poems have been included in the Anthology, please, check it on this page where all information is published. How will the poets receive their royalties? The number of poets will be worked out from the number of poems published. Each poem will receive one unit, X, of the royalties. Therefore, the poet who has one poem published, will receive X of the royalties while the poet who has got five poems published in the Anthology will receive 5X of the royalties, with two 2X, with three 3X etc. For the translated works: the poet and their translators should work it out between themselves as to how that royalty is split between them. But please bear in mind, we are not talking about a huge lot of money here, any way.
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Poetry Pearl Life's London Poetry Elleesium Price: £14.95 Postage & Packaging £4.75= £19.70 London Poetry Pearl Life's London Poetry Elleesium Anthology is published in Celebration of the 5th Anniversary of London Poetry Festival 2009 and to raise funding for the Festival. Imsonium Books (or the Anthology Editor) will not take any money off the sales of this Anthology. 50% of all the profits made will go to the poets and 50% will go to the Festival. The Poets whose works ( including the titles of their poem/poems) have been selected to be included in London Poetry Pearl Life's London Poetry Elleesium Katherine Michaud I am me Philip Ruthen Floating beside shoulders Marble Translate Beach sight Lemonade Malgorzata Kitowski Key Briony Dennis Four Reflections - on Eliot's Four Quartets Heart of Light: I-IV ) Claire Askew Coming Together Things like this Sharon Harriott The Address I Was Scared of You Aiko Harman Tower of Silence Sugar Sculpting Little Tokyo The Pit Castle Rabbits Edinburgh Jackfish Bryan Oliver Walking With Robeson The Tourist Breath Before Dying Christian Ward Floods The Dowser St Helier Estate The Abandoned Houses, Stamford Hill Rebecca Atherton The Confidante Happy Families Detrimental Consequences Attached Close Your Eyes And Count To Ten Tony Fernandez Soldiers of Peace The Beauty of Life The Beauty in the Dark Palm Oil and Pasta Adam Horovitz Last Night She Saw Badgers Cain in the War Office Given Time Jack vs. the Beanstalk Mary Ann Lily I’ll Be Isabel White Limited Editions Basque Country Monochrome Mates Tricia Peak Cricket Match Teatime Holly New Sun and Moon Where’s it gone? X is defence Holding your heart Hollow Man Naomi Woddis Tonight's the Night Laura Abrar Young Life Shortly To Spring Charged Water Sweet Something Rachel Finn Fairies and Fireflies Party Streamers Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star The Space is Falling In Kerri Ní Dochartaigh Midsummer a jersey cow celestial bodies (post the age of discovery) a crown Laura Bartholomew The Wool, the Charity Shop and the Possible Deceased Michelle Sheree I don’t mind Alex Williamson William Eggleston's Guide Plane The Not Said Cheryl Campbell Roman Legacy The Prince Without Walls A Day on Streatham Common Kathleen Van Geete “The Opposite Of Death Is Desire.” The Swift Over Owen Christopher Pandolfo The Call-Centre Joey C R Ventura Soon, I'm Going To Wake Up Input / Output At Night, We Watch The Rain Kaleidoscopic Night Lorelli Mojica Words of Encouragement Terrible Tina Simon Leyland A million monkeys Philip Burton The Twilit Room Laura Solomon (New Zealand ) You Will Know When You Leave The Latest Lighthouse Keeper Patricia Lesley Road To The Sea Beside the Lake Winston Harry Plowes Colour Me Camila Fiori Connecting over Expresso Dan Littauer Sun baked bread Annabel Banks The Plan Hermione Fricker The Kiss Andrew Boobier From A Great Height Simone Zanin (Italy) Studies for a Portrait: Study VIII Natalie Williams You never know Carol Falaki Water-birth Intrusion Denise Woodhouse From the South Bank Susan Tepper (America) In Unison Stanislava Stanoeva (Bulgaria) Good Water Chris Lindores Essays Richard Deakin The Cats Mila Ramos (Spain) Translated from Spanish Originals by Dr Natalia Carbajosa let us suppose the path Juli Jeana I caught in the park Mayo boy meets girl Natalia Carbajosa (Spain) Translated from her original Spanish by the poet herself From a dwarf star Dedalus David and Goliath As if God had Written the Universe for Me Michael Horovitz Haiku for Davy Graham Michael Brown (America) The Oceans Flow The Owner of Kings Heart Seeker Chiseled Wings Heart of Hidden Treasures V.J.Horsman Naught Pat Tiger Discarded Dorrie Johnson An Orange Umbrella Pat Jackson Three Birmingham Lads Umut Kandemir Business Joseph Morris Cheese Sweet Without you Tomás Sánchez Santiago (Spain) Translation from Spanish originals: Dr Natalia Carbajosa He Who Brings Disorders Larry Jaffe ( America) War Zone No More Maybes Magic Angela J Elliott Remember Me to The Weary Blues Gracia Iglesias (Spain) Translated from the Spanish Originals by Dr Natalia Carbajosa Sunset over the Savannah with blue tree An abstract landscape A poetic statement Laura Warnes Brown Envelope Jeremy Payne A Request
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