Dr Mohammad Taha is a poet and researcher whose work moves through loss, remembrance, and the quiet resilience of survival. They write to slow down and look closer, reminding us that nothing is truly ordinary. Their practice bridges science and art, blending observation with reflection, and seeks stillness, connection, and the rediscovery of extraordinary beauty in resistance, grace, and flight.
Emilie Collyer hosted this virtual writers’ room and wrote the first poem to start off the chain poem. She is…
Jacqueline Hodder is a writer and passionate birder living in Naarm/Melbourne. She has won or placed in numerous writing competitions…
Tamara Feddema (she/her, 1976) was born and raised on the countryside of the Frisian woodlands and swamps. She has been…
Ruby Mary Gill is a South Africa-born, Australia-based poet and musician whose “lyrical wizardry” has earned her the reputation of…
Sylke Kingma (1998) is a Frisian writer, born in Steenwijk and raised in the village of Ried. She studied Social…
Sam Morley has been published in various journals and has been shortlisted in the Montreal International Poetry Prize. He is…
Myrte Marije Veenbaas (1986) is a poet and writer. She grew up in Amstelveen and currently lives alternately in Amsterdam…
Dr Mohammad Taha is a poet and researcher whose work moves through loss, remembrance, and the quiet resilience of survival.…
Among many things, Elmar Kuiper (1969) is a trained psychiatrical nurse, visual artist, playwright, film maker and a poet. Kuiper…