Psythur 3

<p><em>Psythur 3</em> is an ambitious and atmospheric international poetry anthology that gathers some of the strongest contemporary voices in speculative horror romantic and fantastical verse. Within its pages-rich with mythic retellings eldritch visions quiet hauntings and emotional reckonings-readers will find works that traverse life and death memory and metamorphosis fear and longing. From spectral houses and cosmic serpents to intimate meditations on love grief and transformation each poem offers its own finely crafted world.</p><p>The collection's structure moves through themed mini-volumes including pensive reflections Poe-inspired meditations romance speculative horror mental-health awareness pieces and editor's-choice selections. The result is an immersive tapestry in which styles shift but the quality remains constant. Contributors represent a wide global spread-Australia the United Kingdom Europe Asia and the Americas-creating a chorus of perspectives both diverse and deeply resonant.</p><p>Whether you are drawn to unsettling imagery mythological reinterpretations lyrical melancholy or the uncanny edges of the imagination <em>Psythur 3</em> invites you to linger to reflect and to explore. This is a collection shaped for readers who crave poetry that challenges surprises and stays with them long after the final page.</p><p> </p><p><strong>Featured Authors</strong></p><p>Aminath Neena</p><p>Andrea Tillmanns</p><p>Bernardo Villela</p><p>Catherine A. MacKenzie</p><p>Corina Savu</p><p>Corinne Pollard</p><p>Dale Parnell</p><p>Elizabeth Davis</p><p>Fariel Shafee</p><p>Gabriella Balcom</p><p>James Patrick Riser</p><p>K.A. Schultz</p><p>Kanwar P.S. Plaha</p><p>Kathryn Lasseter</p><p>Kelly Matsuura</p><p>Linda Sparks</p><p>Maggie D. Brace</p><p>Marc Darnell</p><p>Marc Sorondo</p><p>Mark Andrew Heathcote</p><p>Max Bindi</p><p>Renee Cronley</p><p>Sarah Das Gupta</p><p>Sheldon Woodbury</p><p>Snigdha Agrawal</p><p>Swayam Prashant</p>