Littleton MA – July 20 2010 - The editors of Wilderness House Literary Review are pleased to announce the release of Volume 5 number 2 Summer 2010
Contents include Art by Leonarda Boughton.
Non-fiction by Chuck Taylor, Don MacLaren, G. David Schwartz, Jessie Carty, and Karen Hunt.
In “fragments of novels looking for homes" we offer John Hanson Mitchell’s continuing saga in The Bear, Chapter 4.
For your reading pleasure we offer an outstanding collection of short stories by Jacob Spears, Lindsey Harding, Nina Romano, Sabrina Stoessinger, Shannon O’Connor, and Steve Frederick.
Our poets are Bridget Galway, Carolyn Gregory, Changming Yuan, Chuck Taylor, Daniel Hudon, David Barnes, G. David Schwartz, George Held, Helen Peterson, James Piatt, Jared Smith, John Buckley, Joseph Cunningham, Kathy Horniak, Lara Dolphin, Lynn Lifshin, Michael Jerry Tupa, Mike Amado, Ricardo O. Fitten, Sabrina Stoessinger,
Sally Allen McNall, Sunil P. Narayan, Zvi A. Sesling
WHLR can be found at www.whlreview.com.
Wilderness House Literary Review has compared favorably by Boston Globe to Ploughshares, the literary magazine from Emerson College. WHLR is a result of the collaboration between a group of poets and writers who call themselves the Bagel Bards, ISCSpress and the Wilderness House Literary Retreat. The Wilderness House Literary Retreat is supported by the Rotary Club of Littleton Massachusetts.
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Wilderness House Literary Review Volume 5 Number 2
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Wilderness House Literary Review Volume 3, number three released online
LITTLETON, MA – October 12 2008 – The Wilderness House Literary Review committee is pleased to announce that Volume 3 number 3 has been released on the Web. This edition of www.WHLReview.com includes works of fiction by John Hanson Mitchell as well as short fiction by Denis Emorine, Jessica Keener, Jim Parks and Shannon O'Connor. As well as essays by Charles F. Campbell, Irene Koronas, Ashley Taylor, Doug Holder and Steve Glines and poetry by A. D. Winan, Chris Crittenden, Eric Greinke, Howard Good, Howard LeeKilby, Jackie Biederman, John Hildebidle, John Thomas Clark, Kathleen Haskard, Lawrence Kessenich, Lo Galluccio, Lyn Lifshin, Michael Amado, Peycho Kane, Raymond Diandrea, Robert K. Johnson, Shannon O'Connor, Sherry O'Keefe, and Susan Tepper.
Wilderness House Literary Review has compared favorably by the Boston Globe to Ploughshares, the literary magazine from Emerson College. WHLR is a result of the collaboration between a group of poets and writers who call themselves the Bagel Bards, Industrial Myth and the Wilderness House Literary Retreat. The Wilderness House Literary Retreat is supported by the Rotary Club of Littleton Massachusetts.
WHLReview.com is sponsored by Industrial Myth and Magic. Industrial Myth is a Public Relations firm based in Littleton Massachusetts. Industrial Myth maintains a practice specializing in literary properties. It’s not good enough to just have a better mousetrap--you need a more compelling story. It’s not just advertising, it’s not just marketing, it’s not just product design … it’s everything. It’s an industrial myth and that’s magic. See www.industrialmyth.com.
Contact Steve Glines, sglines@industrialmyth.com, 978-633-3460
