“Our Changing Earth” Volumes 1 & 2, is the fifteenth collection of international poetry from THE POET. Containing 198 contributions from 193 poets in 46 countries (Australia, Belgium, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Canada, Cape Verde, China, Croatia, England, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Kurdistan, Luxembourg, Malta, Mauritius, Namibia, Nepal, New Zealand, Nigeria, North Macedonia, Pakistan, Philippines, Poland, Republic of Ireland, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Scotland, Serbia, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, Syria, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, Wales and Zimbabwe), and from 25 states across the USA (Alabama, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York State, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Portland, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Washington and Wisconsin). “Our Changing Earth” is probably the largest international anthology on the theme of climate change ever published!
The anthology is featuring: Chrys Salt MBE - SCOTLAND / ENGLAND, Bahar Davoudi - Pennsylvania, USA, J.A. McGovern - New Jersey, USA, Bill Matthews - CANADA, Gary Grossman - Georgia, USA, Yin Xiaoyuan - CHINA, Kate Young - ENGLAND, Doerthe Huth - GERMANY, Peter W. Morris - North Carolina, USA, Jonathan Chibuike Ukah - ENGLAND / NIGERIA, Bhuwan Thapaliya - NEPAL, Carole Stone - New Jersey, USA, Germain Droogenbroodt - SPAIN / BELGIUM, Heather Sager - Illinois, USA, Anthony Cooney - ENGLAND, Paul A. Freeman - UNITED ARAB EMIRATES / ENGLAND, Mark Evan Chimsky - Portland, USA, Biswajit Mishra - CANADA / INDIA, Angela Hoffman - Wisconsin, USA, Patricia Furstenberg - SOUTH AFRICA / ROMANIA, Xavier Panadès i Blas - WALES / SPAIN (Catalan), Stephen Kingsnorth - WALES, Lynn White - ENGLAND / WALES, Dr. Meridith Leo - New York, USA, Joseph A Farina - CANADA, G. W. Colkitto - SCOTLAND, Krikor Der Hohannesian - Massachusetts, USA, Douglas Colston - AUSTRALIA, Glória Sofia - CAPE VERDE, Linda M. Crate - Pennsylvania, USA, LI Zhiliang - CHINA, Lesley Warren - GERMANY / ENGLAND, Gary Shulman MS. Ed. - California, USA, Neal Whitman - California, USA, Jennifer Lagier - California, USA, Sanda Ristić-Stojanović - SERBIA, Mark Andrew Heathcote - ENGLAND, Nancy Shiffrin - California, USA, Jan Scott - ENGLAND, Dianalee Velie - New Hampshire, USA, Lisa Anderson - CANADA, Fiona M. Jones - SCOTLAND, L.B. Sedlacek - North Carolina, USA, Dušan Stojković - SERBIA, David Sparenberg - Washington, USA, Yuan Changming - CANADA, Ron Myers - California, USA, Ali Alhazmi - SAUDI ARABIA, Rich Murphy - Massachusetts, USA, Stoianka Boianva - BULGARIA, Geoffrey Heptonstall - ENGLAND, Tony Dawson - SPAIN / ENGLAND, Alfredo Quarto - Washington, USA, Zoran Hercigonja - CROATIA, Mark Fishbein - Illinois, USA, Duane Vorhees - THAILAND / USA, John Karajoli - GREECE / SYRIA, Luisa Kay Reyes - Alabama, USA, Ruth Sabath Rosenthal - New York City, USA, Marilyn Peretti - Illinois, USA, Neil Leadbeater - SCOTLAND, Dr. Nurit Israeli - USA / ISRAEL, Lidia Chiarelli - ITALY, Jan Ball - Illinois, USA, Yan An - CHINA, Subhrasankar Das - INDIA, Olga Levadnaya - RUSSIA, John Zurn - Illinois, USA, Sri Joydip - INDIA, Donna M. Davis - New York, USA, Aishwariya Laxmi - INDIA, Geoff Ward - REPUBLIC OF IRELAND / ENGLAND, Rich Orloff - New York, USA, Phyliss Merion Shanken - New Jersey, USA, Peter Goodwin - Maryland, USA, Judy DeCroce - New York State, USA, Anamika Nandy - INDIA, Sante Matteo - Ohio, USA, Miroslava Panayotova - BULGARIA, Eduard Schmidt-Zorner - REPUBLIC OF IRELAND, Tricia Lloyd Waller - ENGLAND, Stella Peg Carruthers - NEW ZEALAND, Ronny Someck - ISRAEL, Chris Butler - Connecticut, USA, Ivana Radojicic - SERBIA, Mónika Tóth - ROMANIA, Susan Notar - Virginia, USA, Alshaad Kara - MAURITIUS, Vanessa Caraveo - Texas, USA, James Aitchison - AUSTRALIA, Louis Faber - Florida, USA, Cordelia Hanemann - North Carolina, USA, Joan Lunsford - Virginia, USA, and Hussein Habasch - GERMANY / KURDISTAN.
The editor of this anthology is Robin Barratt, the editor-in-chief of the UK based The Poet Magazine..
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