My story 'Silent Speculation' has just been published by CafeLit. If you're sensitive about end-of-life issues, you might find it confronting but I hope you give it a chance. https://www.cafelitmagazine.uk/2022/10/silent-speculation-by-doug-jacquier.html
Occasional ravings
A visit from India
Great to see my story 'A visit from India' up on Toronto-based CommuterLit. http://commuterlit.com/2022/10/tuesday-a-visit-from-india/
Raining poetry
Here's an 'under construction' pic of a piece of mine that was accepted by the 'Raining Poetry' project in South Australia. It's outside the library in the Riverland town of Loxton. It will only be seen when it rains.
My right to a peaceful death
Warning: This piece of mine, just published by the Pine Cone Review, discusses death and assisted suicide. If you are not open to discussion on these topics, just move right along to the next post on your list. And be assured, this is not a situation I am currently contemplating. 😉 https://thepineconereview.com/my-right-to-a-peaceful-death-doug-jacquier/
A Modern Saint
Pleased to have my poem 'A Modern Saint' appear here. https://adrpoetry.com/category/summer-2022/july-2022/
She’s got kangaroos in her top paddock
My poem 'She's got kangaroos in her top paddock' is in the latest edition of Red Ogre. You can even have the dubious pleasure of hearing me read it. 😉 https://ogre.red/issues/2022-07/2022-07-jacquier-doug/
Who would have thought?
Who would have thought? An actual interview about my writing published by Hanson Adcock, Editor of Once Upon A crocodile. https://onceuponacrocodile.weebly.com/an-interview-with-doug-jacquier.html
Lucy in the sty
A little published 'poem' of mine to amuse you (hopefully). https://onceuponacrocodile.weebly.com/lucy-in-the-sty-by-doug-jacquier.html
The history of The Cook
This story has just been published by Cafe Lit in the UK. https://www.cafelitmagazine.uk/
GAS – Poetry
Delighted to be today's featured poet in the GAS Journal, an arts publication based in El Paso, Texas. https://gaspoertyartandmusic.blogspot.com/2022/06/gas-featured-poet-doug-jacquier.html