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Djelloul (Del) Marbrook writes about literature, the media and the arts. He is a prize-winning poet, novelist, journalist and photographer.

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The Yellow Suitcase now available

Djelloul Marbrook’s posthumous poetry collection, The Yellow Suitcase (Pierian Springs Press), is now available in Hardcover and Paperback at Barnes and Noble Booksellers online and at Amazon.

Djelloul Marbrook: missed and remembered, one year on

At 8 a.m.

This one’s for you, Del

From Darya & me. Threw it over the fence and someone caught it

What is more

What is more vulgar than identity, more likely to turn to methane, rotting stuff of empires, horde of halfwits, turning to methane, waiting to explode as jackboots and kettledrums tell us how important it is as we cringe in our windows wondering why we can’t leave it to the Salvation Army? Djelloul Marbrook, from

Naomi Shahab Nye, The Voice of America

Shared from Michael Simms’ Voxpopuli Sphere

Consequence aside

A Marbrook poem from Singing in the O of Not, first published in 2019

Let's start at the beginning, shall we?

In memory

Memorial Service

March 1, 2025

Eidolon

a poem by Djelloul Marbrook

Djelloul Marbrook, American Poet

Djelloul Marbrook of Germantown, NY, poet, novelist, photographer, newspaper man, sailor and Arabist scholar, died November 23 at Northern Dutchess Hospital, Rhinebeck, NY, after a four-year struggle with leukemia.