Synkroniciti Soirées
We are thrilled to present a new monthly online series of Synkroniciti Soirées, gatherings held via Zoom to share creative endeavors and nurture our sense of community. Each event will …
Quote for Today: Sasha Sagan
Nature is full of patterns and we humans love finding them, creating them, repeating them. This is the core of language, math, music, and even ritual, which is the repetition …
Featured Artist: Jonathan Yungkans
Our final Featured Artist is poet and photographer Jonathan Yungkans, who is beloved to our Synkroniciti community–our “Hidden” issue featured his shadowy self-portrait on the cover and he won the …
Featured Artist: Catherine Vance
Synkroniciti is so pleased to welcome back writer and poet Catherine Vance, another wonderful local Houstonian featured in our new issue, “Transcend.” Three of her vibrant and powerful poems grace …
Featured Artist: Michel Pavlou
Synkroniciti is honored to welcome filmmaker Michel Pavlou, who spends his time in Brussels and Oslo and in between. Michel, along with poet Natasha Heidsieck Mak, won our video contest …
Featured Artist: Kurt Newton
Synkroniciti is thrilled to welcome poet and writer Kurt Newton from Connecticut. The new “Transcend” issue features three of his poems: Dreamland, which contemplates the ways in which the pandemic …
Featured Artist: Kathy Labrum McVittie
Synkroniciti is proud to welcome the bold voice of writer, poet and photographer Kathy McVittie, with three earthy poems: “pandaemonium,” “resolution” and “portal.” The first is a stirring invocation of …
Featured Artist: Miles Hitchcock
Welcome writer and poet Miles Hitchcock, who comes to us from Perth in Western Australia. Synkroniciti is pleased to feature two of his poems, “Autopilot” and “Arguments.” The first is …
Featured Artist: David Estringel
Synkroniciti welcomes back Texan poet David Estringel with three wistful poems about the mutability of life: “Fireflies,” which won our poetry contest, “Pomegranates,” and “Mother’s Milk.” David’s imagery is always …
Quote for Today: Larissa Lai
The library was a great sprawling complex with rolls and rolls of paper tucked into many shelves. Between the reading rooms were courtyards with living fountains and singing birds and …