In the Deep Poetry Anthology
The Ephemeral Aperture of Pantheon Arts (PDX) is proud to release our very first poetry anthology! Volume 01 consists of over 50 authors sharing their heartfelt impressions on Pain, Grief, Healing, and Growth.
In the Deep, our First Anthology
Cover of Book - including “Lost Acorn”
Art by shauneen field, who also submitted a piece to the collection!
In the Deep Poetry Anthology, Volume 01, is live!
This anthology brings together 50+ Contemporary American Poets to discuss their reflections on pain and the grief that leads to growth and healing.
A collection that acknowledges the role that pain has in the process of creativity and seeks to shine a light on that multi-layered truth for those folks who don’t have a softer voice to heed.
Ten sections of topics, organized by themes of pain and growth from said pain await those who wish to read these truths, these experiences that these many authors and artists were brave enough to share and trust us all to share, in kind.
Thank you those who have shared their works with us from all across the United States, we are eager to share your poems in this first anthology, and couldn’t do it without you!
Buy the Print-On-Demand Paperback ($7.99) below:
Buy the e-book ($3.99) below: (PENDING)
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In the Deep Poetry Anthology Book Fundraiser!
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A Third of the Way to the Final Goal
Simply Amazing, Let’s Keep it Up!
Dear Readers,
In the Deep: Poems of Resilience and Pain is a Poetry Anthology, our first Volume, and brings together 50+ Contemporary American Poets to discuss their reflections on pain and the grief that leads to growth and healing.
Purchases (of either of our publications) and donations made to Pantheon Arts until October 31st, 2026, will go towards securing contributors a free copy of the book (even if contributors themselves buy one).
This is a small goal of $500 dollars that we will spend in the following way:
$350 Contributor's Books Ordered and Shipped to them.
$150 Library and Bookstore Copies!
Please help us reach this goal and provide our contributors with a copy of their passion, and share our first project with our local Multnomah County Library system, number 4 in Distribution in the U.S.
With the Deepest of Gratitude and Appreciation,
Nicholas LaHusen, Executive Director of Pantheon Arts PDX, and,
the Pantheon Arts Team of the Ephemeral Aperture Imprint
A publication of The Ephemeral Aperture Imprint: Our Lens to Share Personal Truths.
“Out of suffering have emerged the strongest souls; the most massive characters are seared with scars. ”
Images Courtesy of Pixabay.org
“We are like islands in the sea, separate on the surface but connected in the deep.”
Art and Pain are Symbiotic