Brevity’s Bright and Sunny Summer 2010 Issue

May 3, 2010 § 1 Comment

We’ve launched a truly outstanding Summer 2010 issue, featuring twelve beautiful concise essays from Fleda Brown, Steven Church, Aimee Nezhukumatathil, Sarah J. Lin, John Calderazzo, Marcia Aldrich, Melissa Ballard, Erin Murphy, Danny Goodman, Lisa Groen Braner, Diane Seuss, and Jenny Spinner.

In our Craft Section, Drema Hall Berkheimer visits those moments when the muse seemingly has better things to do, and Sharon DeBartolo Carmack outlines the ways a writer can put proper flesh onto the bones of ancestral stories.

Also Book Reviews from Michelle Wittle, Kelly Ferguson, Patty Wetli, and J. Luise, and stunning photographs from Ryan Rodgers.

Come visit.

Tagged: Aimee Nezhukumatathil, Danny Goodman, Diane Seuss, Erin Murphy, Fleda Brown, Jenny Spinner, John Calderazzo, Lisa Groen Braner, Marcia Aldrich, Melissa Ballard, Sarah J. Lin, steven church

§ One Response to Brevity’s Bright and Sunny Summer 2010 Issue

Tumblewords says:

May 3, 2010 at 4:40 pm

Outstanding is a tiny description when applied to this Issue. Each essay is powerful, profound and poignant. I don’t remember being touched by so many in such a short time. Exquisite!!

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