IMPpress 2

We are pleased to announce the second issue of

the IMPpress

a quarterly, original, poetry and art online e-zine.

Click the link here to view.

This original and international e-zine contains:

    * Poems
    * Artwork
    * and features the Swindon
          o BlueGate poet Jill Sharp
          o and
          o artist Tim Carroll
    * an ekphrasis exhibition (a collaboration between poet & artist)


FREE: ISSUES, DOWNLOADS & SUBSCRIPTION                               
All issues of the e-zine are free to read on-line.
You are also able to freely download a digital version of
the e-zine, as a PDF files, to read off-line. Printed copies of
the issues are available to order from Magcloud, the print
demand service. You are encouraged to take out a free
subscription to the IMPpress, so as to be notified
of both submission deadlines and future editions.
Details on how to subscribe are on the website:  

www.imppress.co.uk
 
SUBMISSIONS FOR THE THIRD ISSUE                                                    
the IMPpress is now soliciting poems and
artwork submissions for its third issue.
Closing date for submissions is Friday 24th February 2012.
You can find the details and instructions for submissions on the website here.

Caught In The Net 93 - Peter Harris

This time, with its 93rd delivery, Jim Bennett offers us to read the poetry of Peter Harris. You may find it here. The 92nd sheltered Fiona Sinclair and this can be read here.

The Green Door Issue 6

A message from Martin Burke

Issue 6 of The Green Door has now been posted at its usual address of htpp://thegreendoor.net/ -a number containing work for a variety of authors/artists from the USA, Ireland, England, France, Belgium, Romania and Serbia. We hope you enjoy the work and look forward to presenting Issue 7 on the 1^st of January 2012.   always the editors can be contacted at  [e-mail]

Poetry SuperHighway New Book

A Message from Eve Anthony Hanninen - TCE's Editor

Dear Readers, Contributors, Friends & Family,

 

“Vacation,” the intriguingly themed Summer/Autumn issue of TCE (once slated for August/September), has arrived home in November, finally, after being fittingly waylaid by its editor’s act of vacating one province for another.

 

Was it worth your wait?  Yes, O, yes, it was.  This issue is as much about mood as it is about writing.  It’s about movement:  action and inertia, substance, absence, departure, and arrival.  It’s about temporary place, negative space, loss, and gain.

 

If you haven’t already met our Featured poet, Maureen Kingston, or her poetry, I invite you to come and go with us in a personal interview about leaving, loss, and the avoidance of poetry.  In her poems and essay, her sharp imagery and attitudes leap to be let off the page.  Take them along with you when you travel through the rest of the issue.

 

The print version of the new Summer/Autumn issue should be available for purchase by mid November.  Check back at TCE’s homesite for link updates, or wait for our announcement.

 

I leave you to enjoy TCE’s latest offerings —

Eve Anthony Hanninen

 Editor-in-Chief
The Centrifugal Eye
http://centrifugaleye.com/

 

 

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Some techie tips on TCE matters:

 

Click on the cover art, or the “New Issue” link in the navigation bar, to get to our embedded viewer.

 

If you have trouble getting the TCE website (http://centrifugaleye.com/) to refresh from an older issue, you can right-click the browser tab when using Firefox and ask it to reload the page.  If that doesn’t work, or if you use Explorer, or don’t know how to clear cookies or your browser cache, try entering the site from the back alley!  Use this link:

http://home.earthlink.net/~tinyviolet/thecentrifugaleyepoetryjournal/index.html

 

 (You can also view our current issue at the Issuu website directly:  http://issuu.com/centrifugaleye/docs/tcesummerautumn2011-vacation, but it’s not as cool as our site.)

 

Don’t know how to find our back issues?  Try here:  http://home.earthlink.net/~centrifugaleye/index.html

Ascent Aspirations Magazine News November Issue

Ascent Aspirations Current Issue November
http://ascentaspirations.ca/tableofcontents.htm

Ascent Aspirations Publishing
Partnership Publishing
http://ascentaspirations.ca/publishing.htm

Yearly Anthology Contest (Publishing Date 2012)
Theme: Disorders Extended Daedline
http://www.ascentaspirations.ca/ascentspring2012.htm

Special Anthology of Art and Children's Stories Contest
Extended Deadline
http://www.ascentaspirations.ca/childrensstorycontest.htm


Archived Copies of Ascent Aspirations Print Magazine
Inexpensive but Impressive and Interesting Xmas Gifts
We are no longer publishing a print magazine so these copies are becoming collector's items. Special offer. See details.
http://www.ascentaspirations.ca/anthologycovers.htm

Caught in My Throat, David Fraser's fourth collection available on-line
http://www.davidpfraser.ca/collectionsdavidfraser.htm

What's New
http://ascentaspirations.ca/whatsnew.htm

Submissions
http://ascentaspirations.ca/guidelines.htm
We accept submissions year round and decide on placement of accepted submissions for issues forthcoming or as far away as four months.

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Future Performance
WordStorm October 24  7:00 PM Diners Rendezvous, Nanaimo
Qualicum Acoustic Cafe Nov. 4,  7:00 PM Qualicum Beach
SIGNPOST - A Prairie Town by Dan Lundine, Book Launch, Quality Inn, Parksville,  Nov. 8, 7:00 PM
www.davidpfraser.ca
www.ascentaspirations.ca
www.wordstorm.ca
www.patriciacarroll.ca

Psychic Meatloaf - Poetry Journal Issue 4

I have the pleasure to be part of the psychic lot published in the fourth issue of this on-line journal. I also noticed other poets I had the pleasure to share words with or read the works: Raymond Farr, Emily Severance, who will feature in the January issue of mgversion2>datura: Fifty Stars and a Maple Leaf. You can view this issue here. Soon to be out in print. You can also read the previous issues.

Fifty Stars and a Maple Leaf

Submissions for the January issue mgv2_69 are now closed. The submissions poured in and I would like to thank all those who made it possible. I am working without a computer of my own and might move north again in a month. This goes without saying that I may not be easily reachable for queries and may have to delay the publication of this issue. Nevertheless, I will do my best to answer mgv2's mails and keep January as a deadline for the release of this issue which already is something I cannot wait to see on line.

Un message de Sébastien Ayreault

Bonjour A tous,

Well, okay, un mail en commun vous me direz. Encore un. Et beaucoup a qui je n'ai pas donne de nouvelles depuis longtemps. Remarque, je dis pas que vous en vouliez de mes nouvelles. Et puis la, je viens, je debarque en ce lundi froid du 31 octobre 2011. Et deja, je sens que vous vous dites, il va essayer de nous refiler son nouveau roman. Et alors, je vous dis, bingo!

Le voici donc, il est sorti samedi 29 octobre 2011 chez StoryLab Editions.
Il s'appelle "Sous Les Toits" et il est ilustre par la dessinatrice Noemie Barsolle.
Prix conseille : 2,99 euros
Et vous le trouverez donc ici, a cette adresse, sur Itunes :

SOUS LES TOITS

N'hesitez surtout pas a noter et commenter sur Itunes.
Ah oui, merde, j'oubliais, N'HESITEZ PAS NON PLUS A LE LIRE!!

Desole pour les accents, je suis sur un clavier americain.
En vous souhaitant des bonnes choses,

Bien a vous,

--
Sébastien Ayreault
http://ayreault.blogspot.com/
http://sayreault.bandcamp.com/