Wilderness House Literary Review Volume 6 Number 2 is available for viewing

The editors of Wilderness House Literary Review are proud to announce
that the Summer 2011 issue is available at http://www.whlreview.com/

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Wilderness House Literary Review Volume 5 Number 2

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.

Wilderness House Literary Review Volume 4 Number 4

Littleton MA - December 28 2009 - The editors of Wilderness House Literary Review are pleased to announce the release of Volume 4 Number 4 online

Our artist this season is Joseph Modica.

This edition includes works of non fiction by Don MacLaren, Jim Taylor, Jennifer McGaha, JM, Keith, Leo, Linda Romero, Tawnysha and Thomas H. Gagnon.

For fiction we have works by Adam Moorad, Ethel Rohan, Frank Haberle, Gavin Broom, Jessica Stilling, Josh Howatt, Karen Kasaba, Kim Triedman, Laurette Folk, Luke Salisbury, Marina Antropow Cramer, Mignon Ariel King, Sally Bunch and Timothy Gager.

Our poets are: Carolyn Gregory, Changming Yuan, Christopher Barnes, Christopher Wood-Robbins, Denis Emorine, Donal Mahoney, Felino A. Soriano, Geoffrey Craig, Grace Andreacchi, Howard Good, Joe MacLean, John Raffetto, John Sibley Williams, Kathy Horniak, Kathy Lerner, Kim Triedman, Kyle Hemmings, Kyle Owens, Laudizen King, Lynn Lifshin, Mike Amado, Monique Roussel, Reza Tokaloo, Richard Lighthouse, R. L. Swihart, Robert K. Johnson, Sabrina Stoessinger, Simon Perchik, S. M. Gillespie, Thom Brucie, Yassen Vassilev, and Yvette Schnoeker-Shorb.

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.

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:

a.k. huseby
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

Wilderness House Literary Review and ISCSPress editors and authors are named Cambridge Massachusetts Poet Populist finalists.

The editors of ISCSpress would like to extend their congratulations to members of our community who have been named Cambridge Poet Populist finalists. The Cambridge Poet Populist is an informal office for a local poet, chosen by the people to represent poetry for the City of Cambridge.

The Poet Populist will facilitate the creation and appreciation of poetry throughout the city for all residents of Cambridge. The Poet Populist will maintain a schedule of public appearances throughout their one-year term in the position. The Cambridge City Council will award $1,000 for the first year.

Our finalists friends are:

Irene Koronas, is the poetry editor of Wilderness House Literary Review (whlreview.com) and author of "self portrait drawn from many," Ibbetson Street Press, Somerville MA, 2007, http://www.lulu.com/content/929148. ISCSPress had the pleasure of designing this book.

Molly Lynn Watt, is the editor of the annual "Bagel Bard Anthology," designed and published by ISCSpress, Volume 1, http://www.lulu.com/content/261048. Volume 2, http://www.lulu.com/content/729666. Molly is also the author of "Shadow People," Ibbetson Street Press, Somerville MA, 2007, http://www.lulu.com/content/596300. ISCSpress designed this book.

Philip Burnham, Jr., is the author of "A Careful Scattering," Červená Barva Press, Somerville MA, 2007, http://www.lulu.com/content/1214473. ISCSpress designed this book.

Deborah Priestly designed the cover of the Bagel Bard Anthology # 1, edited by Molly Lynn Watt and published by ISCSpress.

Wilderness House Literary Review has published Diana DerHovanessian, another finalist. Kudos goes to the remaining finalists as well, Richard Cambridge, Denise Bergman and Jean Dany Joachim. We will make an endeavor to include them in future editions of the Wilderness House Literary Review.

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MEDIA CONTACT: Steve Glines, sglines@industrialmyth.com, 978-633-3460