Steve Glines, in addition to being the editor of Wilderness House Literary Review, is an essayist, journalist, storyteller, occasional poet and bon vivant. His motto is, "The best is barely good enough." Steve has published six books, only one of which might be considered even remotely "literary," a travelogue about Fiji. He has been published in Ibbetson Review, The Belmont Citizen, The Littleton Independent, Unix Review, Technology Review, The Boston Globe, The New York Times and The Hartford Current among others. He has never been published in The Paris Review, The Antioch Review, Crazyhorse, The Atlantic Monthly or The Kenyon Review. To these awesome credentials it should be added that he has never received a McArthur Award nor been nominated for a Pulitzer or Pushcart Prize. Still, for some reason, people like what he writes and, on occasion, even pay him for it.
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Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Cervena Barva Press Announces A New Poetry Chapbook "Opuscula" by Steve Glines
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Summer 2008 issue of Wilderness House Literary Review released
Wilderness House Literary Review is pleased to announce the release of Volume 3 Number 2 online. The issue can be read at http://www.whlreview.com
This exciting issue contains essays by Hugh Fox, Doug Holder, Paul Hawkins and Elizabeth Glines.
As well as fiction by Anne Brudevold, John Hanson Mitchell, Anish Majumdar, Jamie Lin, Nathan Leslie, Rohith Sundaraman and William Giraldi.
The issue also includes poetry by:
Anthony G. Bernstein
Eric S. Adamson
Felino Soriano
Gu Xie
Jane Chakravarthy
Jeanpaul Ferro
Jennifer LeBlanc
Lolita Paiewonsky
Lorian Brown
Lyn Lifshin
Nanette Rayman Rivera
Peter Fulton
Reagan Barna
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, 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 http://www.industrialmyth.com
Contact Steve Glines, sglines@industrialmyth.com, 978-633-3460
Friday, October 19, 2007
Editors and writers create and perform in 24-hour theater
Editors and writers create and perform in 24-hour theater
LITTLETON, MA . October 19 2007 . Steve Glines, Editor-in-chief at ISCSpress, and several members of the ISCSPress staff participated in bringing Guaranteed Overnight Theater (GOT) to Boston over the weekend of September 21-22 2007.
GOT brings together theater artists to create theater literally overnight. Playwrights, directors, and actors are teamed on Friday evening, commissioned to create a short play that will be rehearsed and refined through Saturday, and performed live on Saturday night!
This Philadelphia phenomenon has been an ongoing delight to playwrights, actors and the theater going public for over 10 years. It.s a combination of improvisational theater and tag-team writing. Writers, directors and actors appeared at the Cambridge Center for Adult Education on Friday September 21 and begin writing a series of short plays. At 3:00 PM on Saturday rehearsals begin and the plays were performed at 8:00 PM that evening.
.It was the most fun I.ve had in years,. Said Steve Glines, editor-in-chief of ISCSPress. Gloria Mindock, editor of the .ervenáarva Press imprint said, .I.m thrilled to be participating in live theater again.. Mr Glines went on to say that he expected to sponsor another GOT event in January.
ISCSPress is an author and publishers service bureau. ISCSpress performs all the functions of a publisher on an a la carte basis:
- Editorial: including developmental editing, ghost writing, copyediting.
- Production: including book design, copyright, ISBN and CIP registration, printer brokerage (both conventional and POD), warehousing and fulfillment.
- Marketing: including pitching to editors, publishers and authors agents, marketing campaigns to bookstores and unconventional outlets, placing reviews, author and book publicity & promotion, arranging book signing tours, web site development and book club promotion.
ISCSpress associates have written, edited, designed and promoted hundreds of books over the past few years. ISCSpress can be found on the web at www.ISCSpress.com.
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MEDIA CONTACT: Steve Glines, sglines@industrialmyth.com, (978) 633-3460
Summary: Top editors at ISCSPress participated in Guaranteed Over Night Theater in Boston over the 24 hours of September 21 . 22.
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