1. "Void" Poetry Context Winners: Why We Chose These Poems
(March 2014/Contest winners)

...e medium, still regain a sense of movement and life. [Read "Where the Red Stone Crumbles"] Second Prize: Richard L. Provencher's "A Long, Long Time Ago" What can I say ...

2. Richard L. Provencher
(March 2014/Contributors)

Richard L. Provencher has published poems in print and online with magazines such as Inscribed, In Touch, Ottawa Arts Review, Paragon 111, Tower Poetry, Caduceus, Strong Verse, Parenting Express, amon

3. A Long, Long Time Ago
(March 2014/Contest winners)

by Richard L. Provencher From his Seniors Home window an aged man smiles remembers being a kid of twelve, stepping over limbs beside the creek blue eyes still bright and inquiring, an eager

4. No More Space for the Pain
(March 2014/Contest winners)

by Richard L. Provencher Thunder disturbed a mirage of peace; lightning painting the sky, and his head felt severed from an explosion— He was like an irregular lump on the hospital mattress

5. Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
(March 2014/Front page)

... Jenna Le, Ranu Uniyal, Suzanne Hermanoczki, Eileen Chong "Void" poetry contest winners: Catherine Edmunds, Richard L. Provencher, Arlene Yandug, Maj Ikle, Hao Guang Tse, Leondrea Tan, Amit...