Winter Poetry Matching photography with poetry or finding photography that matches poetry is often inspiring . . . Kim (Bo) Stone Kalil
Two Sides Those loud bangs first thing in the morning on both sides of the River often result in 911 calls. Gunshots, for sure. However . . . Gretchen Huntley
Call For Submissions Submit your work for the 2025 issue of the Thousand Islands Poetry Journal! Heidi Liscomb
The Islander Johnny O’Shea, Bard of Wolfe Island (1932 - 2023) This post is to honor the late John “Johnny” Francis O’Shea (May 15, 1932 – September 11, 2023), of Wolfe Island, ON. Jannet L. Walsh
Book Review: Poems on Sabbatical Yes, the best part of doing TI Life is the people who I meet – so it gives me great pleasure to introduce Christopher Keats. Susan W. Smith
The Rope Swing Manley wrote this poem about the rope swing that hung for many years on the Rusho property on Grindstone Island. The rope hung high . . . Manley L. Rusho
From the Editor, August 2022 News Items, Arrive Can, Cataraqui Conservation proposed changes, poetry, and ABM photographs by Rick Casali. Susan W. Smith
Tributes by Gananoque's Poet Laureate We see smoke and we panic - Fire makes us freeze with fear - We dial 911 and in minutes - These people readily appear . . . Gretchen Huntley
Leaving French Creek Bay, Book Signing "I Got Lost in a Dream" and "I Remember", two poems from "Leaving French Creek Bay" Thomas K. Hunt
TI Life News in January '21 Marilyn Neulieb poetry, Virtual Save The River Winter Environmental Conference and Toronto Boat Show! Winter photographs... and more Susan W. Smith
Only the Tower Remains ...Yet one last trace is still visible from the village docks; a single tower that stands alone. Patrick Metcalf
"Miss Kingston" – Grande Dame of the Thousand Islands One of the most distinctive and elegant tour boats that cruised the 1000 Islands in the last half of the twentieth century was Miss Kingston Tom King
Cooper's Ark: A Failed Effort of the War of 1812 Wars always inspire people to come up with innovative ways that might possibly bring a quick end to the conflict. Richard Palmer
