Tag: ric journal
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On ‘Send Flowers to Rhodes Greece’
My poem Send Flowers to Rhodes Greece has been published in the June 2019 issue of RIC. It’s always, always a pleasure to have my work find a home in the Jaipur-Paris-(!)-based journal. With thanks as usual to my impossible friend, S. Read.
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On ‘Three Poems’
It is my pleasure to have three poems published in the April 2019 edition of the remarkable RIC Journal. Pleased to be sharing website space with Daniel Fraser and Naveen Kishore and echoes of Jaipur at 6.31pm, among others. With thanks as usual to the magnanimous and wise Saudamini. Read.
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On ‘Rhinoceros Dream’
I have a piece in the February 2019 edition of RIC Journal titled Rhinoceros Dream. It’s always a thrill to be published in the uncanny RIC. I’m deeply thankful and forever indebted to the super talented Saudamini for the encouragement, support and friendship. Read.
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On ‘Poem for the Dead Man’
I have a piece in the January 2019 edition of RIC Journal titled Poem for the Dead Man. Thought I could leave the dead man behind… This could only have been published by RIC. I’m deeply thankful to S – as usual. Read.
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On ‘Sundown’
My short story or fragment Sundown has been published in the final edition of RIC Journal for 2018. It’s always always a serious pleasure to be in RIC, a singular journal that continues to do its very own thing. Long may that continue. With thanks to S, as usual. Read.
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On ‘Two Parts by Matthew Turner’
My poem Two Parts by Matthew Turner has been published in RIC Journal. Two Parts is a response to Matthew Turner’s evocative poem Redivider, Redivider, a poem that was published in RIC last month and which I read and read and wished I had written. So I wrote something by Matthew. Big thanks to Saudamini as always, Read.
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On ‘The Deadest Man in the Underworld’
My short story The Deadest Man in the Underworld has been published in RIC Journal. What should and shouldn’t I say about this piece? Wrote it in a frenzy. Or put the pieces together in a frenzy. Maybe it shows, maybe that’s a good thing, I don’t know. Been wanting to contribute to RIC again Read.
Tristan Foster 