Harbinger Asylum is a literary and arts journal based in Houston, Texas. Houston is a vibrant city for literature. Our journal seeks to expose poets in the city to a wider audience and bring international poetry to the Houston community. This edition has a lot to be proud of, including a short essay on the poetry of Niels Hav and another on Eve Ensler.

Poems by Jocelyn Simms, John Wilks, Mara Adamitz Scrupe, Elisabeth Sennitt Clough, John Darley, Richard Law, E K Wall, John Gallas, David Smith, Al McClimens, Audrey Ardern-Jones, Anne M. Carson, Heather Combe, Eithne Cullen, Mary Rozmus-West, Sean Street, Ruth Calway, Aelred Down, Noel Williams, A C Clarke, Oonah V Joslin, Catherine Atherton, Philip Burton, Diane Cook, Matthew Friday, John Paul Davis, James Bell, Colin Honnor, Ananya S. Guha, Ralph Keats, Scott Thomas Outlar, Peter Rawlings, Jackie Gorman, Simon Perchik, J.D. DeHart, Neil Ellman, Gary Beck, Gareth Culshaw, John D Robinson,...

This book is the fourth volume in ARDUS Publications' new anthology dedicated to all matters related to humanity: Love, equality, peace, brothersisterhood, human rights, freedom of speech and action, freedom of sexual and gender expression, desires, tolerance, and mere artistic expression. Opposition to negative characteristics found in humanity, (such as hate, war, oppression, etc.) are also relevant and acceptable topics. We hope you enjoy this new and, what we desire to be, ever continuing anthology dedicated to humanity. Gina and I (John), as well as all of the authors contained within,...