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Submission Guidelines for moonShine review have been modified again . Visit moonShine review for more information and latest news.
Newest Issue of moonShine review
NOW AVAILABLE!
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Both exotic and familiar, this issue of moonShine review asks you to exit the reality of the norm and enter a world of living on the edge—the edge of reason, the edge of new beginnings, the edge of imagination, and sometimes the edge of madness.
The characters speak in varying dialects, from the backwoods of Carolina to Brooklyn, but all share one thing in common—the need to redefine themselves, to shine despite the struggles they bear.
Thanks to the following contributors: Carolyn Brown Bayer, Ben E. Campbell, Lana Hendershott, D.B. Miller, Dorothy Raney, Lynn Veach Sadler, Bob Strother, Caulean Vesey, Tammy Wilson, Margaret Wooten, and Featured Photographer Vansana Nolintha.
moonShine review, volume 3 issue 2, is now available at the THRIFT Store. |
THRIFT Poetic Arts Press Highlighted on The American Perspective
Visit www.thesop.org to listen to the interview on writing and publishing as Anne Hicks is interviewed by Judyth Piazza for the Student Operated Press internet radio show, The American Perspective. (Direct link: http://www.thesop.org/article.php?id=4547)
moonShine review Editor, Anne Hicks, Among Facilitators at 17 th Annual South Carolina Writers Workshop Conference, October 26-28, 2007
This year’s South Carolina Writers Workshop Conference was held October 26-28 at the Hilton Myrtle Beach Resort. Anne Hicks, editor and publisher, offered workshops on Technology and the Submission Process and Asking For and Receiving Feedback. She also joined Carol Ann Davis, author and editor of Crazyhorse, for a panel discussion on “What It Takes to Get Our Attention.”
Check out LEMONADE & RUMORS by Julie Ann Cook
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The individuality of the narrator's voice throughout
this collection is deceptively duplicitous. While the honesty
here is courageously candid, be warned that, from the outset,
this author has the power of poetic license to lie. But also
know that there is truth in these poems that transcend the
individual to become the human story for each and every one
of us.
Order your copy today at the THRIFT
Store.
And check out our other chapbooks too!
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THRIFT 6 Limited Edition: Some copies still available...
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Our sixth issue features cover art by Jason Mullis. Spider’s Creation was composed of three 6'x8' panels, torn down by the hands of Charlotte artists, writers, and musicians and glued to the covers of the sixth issue.
Jason’s inspiration for the piece is an African creation story.
**NOTE: THRIFT Poetic Arts Journal
is currently on a temporary hiatus.
Our apologies for any inconvenience,
but please check back for updates.** |
| Jason takes one last look at Spider's Creation before the destruction. |
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