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Latest and greatest issue of FM, the world's fastest growing
literary quarterly, featuring this month a special tribute to a an
artist with great integrity and rare powers of observation,
retention and distillation, in the form of down to earth lyrical
poetry: Lou Reed. With contributions from many poets and musicians
who came naturally under his influence: SOY BLANCO, CHRIS BODOR(who
put together this tribute), JOHN DORSEY, TIM HALL, CHUCK HOWE,
MICHAEL HENRY LEE, STEVEN MICHAEL PAPE, PUMA PERL, AMA REYNOLDS,
KIMMY VAN KOOTEN(also responsible for the cover artwork of FM8),
and M.L. WILLIAMS. This issue of FM is jam packed with poems and
stories by poets and storytellers from around the world, including
RATTY ADALAN, ELISA ADAMS, ROXANA BIANCHI ALZAMORA, FRAN AYERS,
JAMES KENNETH BLAYLOCK, ROSEANNE TERRANOVA CIRIGLIANO, ANGELA
DAVIS, D.B.DEAN, DANIEL D'UWA, MELANIE MONTERREY EYTH, DAVID M.
HENDERSON, JANE LYNAHAN KARKLIN, RANA KELLY, DEBORAH LEAH KREMPA,
ALICJA KUBERSKA, BRENDA KING LANDRY, BRADLEY LEBLANC, KAUSHAL
LOVESMITH, CORRINE-VALERIE MARIN, KERSTIN MARX, BOZENA MAZUR-NOWAK,
STEVE MINCK, BECKY NORTHRUP, JAN POTEMKIN, CARL READER, CAMINO
RELUCTANT, CARLA SHEPARD SIMS, DOUGLAS P. SMITH, STANISLAW STANIK,
BEATA SZYL-TYLECKI, STELLA SZYMANIAK, ROBERT WALDNER, and BILL
WISE. Also containing heartfelt musings and insights on the
subjects of WINTER, and the passing of a King, NELSON MANDELA.
Happy holidays to all
Florida-themed literary journal. Issue #2 features poems, photos,
personal essays, photography, fine art and fiction and prose by
Larry Baker, Chris Bodor, Carolee Ackerson Bertisch, Danuta
Blaszak, Richard Burr, Susan Calfee, Pris Campbell, Alan Catlin,
Susan Chappelear, Andrea Collins-Roe, Mary Deno-Yeck, Jim Draper,
Sarah Crooks Flaire, Ann Leshy-Wood Fuller, Emma Gilger, Amy Lauer
Goldin, Lynn Skapyak Harlin, George Holcomb, Inez Holger, Kyra
Jade, Rick Jones, Leny Kaltenekker, LeeAnn Kendall, Beverly A. Bell
Kessler, Michael Henry Lee, Loretta M. Leto, Antoinette Libro,
Jason Logan, Dotty Loop, Johnny Masiulewicz, Tonn Pastore, Sam
Pacetti, Becky Meyer Pourchot, Sharon Scholl, Kimmy Van Kooten, Rob
Waldner, and Jim Wilson.
Florida-themed literary journal. Issue #1 features poems, photos,
personal essays, photography, fine art and fiction and prose by
Glenda Bailey-Mershon, Larry Baker, Carolee Ackerson Bertisch,
Nancy Bevilaqua, Chris Bodor, Pris Campbel, Lance Carden, Alan
Catlin, Charlie Cawley, Stevie Cenko, David Dannov, John De
Herrera, Mary Deno-Yeck, Jim Draper, Brian Druggan, Daniel Florez,
Tim Gilmore, Lou Graves, Marie Groves, Lynn Skapyak Harlin, Tovah
Janovsky, Leny Kaltenekker, Jane Lynahan Karklin, LeeAnn Kendall,
Beverly A. Bell Kessler, Mark Kirwan, Ann Kiyonaga-Razon, Rachel
Layne, Michael Henry Lee, Antoinette (Toni) Libro, Dotty Loop,
Susan Bennett Lopez, Gayl Angela Masson, Ann Browning Masters,
Bozena Helena Mazur-Nowak, Kurt McGill, Gigi Mischele Miller, Paula
Moore, Tonn Pastore, Lee Patterson, Becky Meyer Pourchor, Nadia
Ramoutar, Kathleen Roberts, Rebecca Rousseau, Kimmy Van Kooten,
Marie Vernon, Rob Waldner, Lee Weaver, Beem Weeks, Ginna Wilkerson.
More than two dozen poets musing on the subject of Florida. Edited
by Chris Bodor and featuring a foreword by Glenda Bailey-Mershon.
With poems, instead of cameras, poets take snapshots of life.
Writers from across America point their lyrical lens on Florida -
the Sunshine State. Hand-picked, like Satsuma oranges from wind
swept branches, every poet has contributed a unique snapshot.
Northerners like Alan Catlin, Sean Flaherty, and Lewis Frederick
Crystal weigh-in as outsiders looking in. Michael Henry Lee, Kimmy
Van Kooten, Lee Patterson, and a dozen St. Johns County residents
offer the local perspective. Folk singer Lonesome Bert Hodge, indie
rocker David Dondero and musician Matt Butcher contribute song
lyrics presented in poetry from. Jump on the tour bus at Fernandina
Beach and feel free to get off at any stop. Ride all the way to the
Keys, if you please. Savoring along the way, the acquired flavor of
the Sunshine State.
Editor Chris Bodor, and assistant editor Michael Sanders, known for
their work on Heart Pour-The Love Book (Poet Plant Press, 2011) are
on board once again as the creative team for this collection. Wayne
Mason sets the stage with his foreword on gaining a book reading
audience behind the factory walls. Mike Watt, bassist for the
legendary band the Minutemen, offers a poem about a lighthouse
keeper. College student Bobby Smith writes about job expectations
after graduation. Teacher David Dannov reports on the educational
system. It is all here; shift changes, retirement, house work.
Kimmy Van Kooten's poem and illustration about a hobo in a forest
is even added as a reminder that there are some among us who do not
work.
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