This ad-free literary magazine was founded in 1974 by Sy Safransky and focuses on essays, interviews, fiction, and poetry as well as intriguing photos. The Sun produces twelve issues per year and offers yearly subscriptions
The paper version of the Literal Latte debuted back in June 1994 in the literary mecca of New York City. They printed their last print publication in July 2003 but have continued the online entity they started November 1996 ever since. The Literal Latte´s online presence has seen various incarnation
What If? is a Creative Magazine for Canadian teens ages twelve and up. It was founded in 2003 and is published out of Guelph, Ontario. While it is produced by adults the content is almost completely created by teens under the age
This month: Some exciting news. I’ve been asked to write a series of historical articles for What’s Happening Magazine. Very excited about this opportunity. My haiku won second place in Sol Magazine’s Gravestones in Winter contest in February. And “Eleanora Blossoms into Billie Holliday” was commented on.
This month: My poem “Jaded Life” appeared in The Book Lover’s Haven, a e-newsletter at Chistell Publishing. 2000 subscribers are looking at my words! My poem “The Intruder”was published in the Umbrella, a local art magazine. Normally I would be thrilled by this but it is a piece I submitted well over a year ago….
This month: My story ‘Testing 1-2-3‘ appears in the June Issue of Fate Magazine! The results for Sol Magazine’s 2003 Poet Laureate are in. I placed honourable mention. Congratulations to the top three winners! To view the results and read my entry (starting on page 18) here is the adobe file of the 2003 Poet…