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Thursday, 15 March 2007 - 12:29 AM EDT
Name: "Richard"
This is an example of a comment you might leave about one of our literary magazines: ZYZZYVA is a great site for writers. They published my work! They are very professional and had a good response time.
This might be something you would want other writers to read.
Saturday, 24 March 2007 - 1:34 PM EDT
Name: "Sarah"The link for Pens on Fire does not work...can you fix it please?
Monday, 19 November 2007 - 8:50 PM EST
Name: "Marcia Freedman"
for the editor:
I am writing to introduce you to Persimmon Tree, a new online literary magazine by women over 60, for readers of all ages.
Less than a year old, Persimmon Tree is attracting thousands of readers of all ages from 40 countries and throughout North America. It can be found online at www.persimmontree.org.
Persimmon Tree showcases an impressive variety of literature and art by women over 60, many still working well into their 80s and 90s. Many of the writers and artists are well-known: Marilyn French, Ruth Stone, Grace Paley, E.M. Broner, Paula Gunn Allen, Jane Lazarre, Faith Ringgold, and Nicole Hollander. Others are lesser known, while some are newly developing their craft in their later years. All of them are at the height of their creative powers, and all of them express the shared, though diverse experiences of aging women, from late middle age to late old age.
“Persimmon Tree is intended to fill a niche that has been neglected by contemporary publishing, whether in print or online,” said Nan Gefen, the magazine’s founding editor and publisher. “There is a growing body of work by male writers and artists who are entering or well into old age. But the comparable body of work by aging women is much smaller and mostly limited to a few already well-known writers and artists,” Gefen explained. “Women are creating, but they are not getting the exposure they deserve.”
Persimmon Tree is published in association with Mills College in Oakland, CA.
Friday, 30 November 2007 - 3:36 PM EST
Name: "Chishimba Chisala"
White Chimney is a new creative arts journal based in London U.K. It's aim is to support both published and unpublished poets, short story writers, playwrights and artists, internationally.
A4, 32 pages and full colour, the journal publishes twice a year and is available through subscriptions. The submission period is open all year round.
Sunday, 16 December 2007 - 2:38 PM EST
Name: "Don "
Folks:
Please note that there is a new homepage (& blog) for Lilliput Review. You currently have the old page listed. The new url is
http://lilliputreview.googlepages.com/home
Thanks very much for the great service.
best,
Don Wentworth, Editor, Lilliput Review
Wednesday, 23 January 2008 - 9:29 PM EST
Name: "Anna"
I found a cool literary/arts magazine: www.humantentacle.com
Seems interesting and modern.
Monday, 12 May 2008 - 5:18 PM EDT
Name: "Christine Klocek-Lim"
As editor of Autumn Sky Poetry, I was delighted to find your website for writers. Here is a short blurb about my journal. I would be very pleased if you could add it to your listing. Thank you.
-Christine
Autumn Sky Poetry: www.autumnskypoetry.com
Reading poetry is a pleasure for which too few of us have the time to spare. My aim, as editor, is to make poetry as accessible as possible: simple pages, simple formatting, exquisite poetry.
Autumn Sky Poetry publishes four issues per year. Every issue contains ten poems by ten different poets. Each poem is one that caught my eye, held my attention, said something profound. The poets may hail from all across our lovely planet and their poems may speak in many different voices, but each one is worth savoring.
Wednesday, 9 July 2008 - 10:55 PM EDT
Name: "Nate"
Bartleby-Snopes is a brand new literary magazine seeking prose fiction submissions. Check us out at www.bartlebysnopes.com
Thank you.
