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Star 82 Review Fall 14.3 Is in Production!

Thank you to everyone who has contributed to make this Fall issue a special one! We have some desert stories, travel photos, animal paintings, and more. I'm working on web pages and on track to be on time for a mid-September release. In the meantime, I am always reading and viewing for future issues. Consider these words for winter: share, learn, listen. Guidelines, as always, are here .  Note: Please do read the guidelines carefully. Thank you to those who do! Every editor will ask this of you. I get attachments when I ask to just paste the words into the body of the email (except art: .jpgs are good). I get work that is too long (I really prefer the shorter works). I get poems with tabs (I cannot accommodate tabs on the website.) So please, if you haven't already,  save yourself some time and read a little first. End rant. Begin joy!
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Sneak Peek at Star 82 Review 14.3 Cover & Call for Submissions

Here is a sneak peek at the upcoming cover for Star 82 Review 14.3, fall issue. There is still room for more excellent and compassionate and playful work. Read a back issue here ! Then follow the guidelines here . Optional theme: sense of place: particularly in the desert, forest, prairie, mountains, or ocean. A thought. A prompt. But Optional .

Star 82 Review 14.2 Is Live Online!

And we're up and running once again! (as quarterly usual). Star 82 Review summer issue 14.2 is live online, available free to read there, or for a small amount you can support the magazine by going to LULU and getting one in printed form to pick up and read leisurely. We have so much great art and wonderful writing that touch on words and patterns, water, ghosts, memory and more. Thank you to all the contributors and to you, readers as well! And, as always, I'm reading for future issues. The guidelines are here . Star 82 Review  14.2 online is here. Star 82 Review  14.2 print issue to support the magazine is available at LULU here .

Star 82 Review Summer Issue 14.2 Is in Production!

I'm happy to report that the first proof of Star 82 Review summer issue, 14.2 has been ordered, and I will be working on web pages very soon. In the meantime, I am always reading and viewing for future issues. If you have something that would fit the mood of the magazine for fall, please read the guidelines and send it along! Guidelines are here . Here are a few adjectives I look for in the writing and art: literary, nature, playfulness, observational, thoughtfulness, respect.

Sneak Peek at Cover for Star 82 Review Summer 14.2 and Call for Submissions

We're already thinking about cheerful summer weather, vacations, and a walk on the beach. Here is a sneak peek at the cover for the summer issue of Star 82 Review . I'm still reading and viewing for the issue, so keep the art and writing coming! If you want thoughtful and detailed comments, consider Editor's Eye for a small fee. Please do read the latest spring issue for ideas of tone and style and the submission guidelines  here . As always: you read mine, I'll read yours.

Star 82 Review 14.1 Is Live Online!

Star 82 Review' s spring issue, 14.1 is now freely live online and available in print form from LULU. Thank you to all the contributors and to you, the readers and subscribers! This issue, our 53rd is packed with wonderful full-color art, and the prose and poetry will take you on many journeys, both internal and around the world.  Star 82 Review 14.1 online here . Star 82 Review 14.1 for purchase at LULU here . As usual, I am always reading and viewing for future issues. Please always read the guidelines here . For detailed comments and suggestions, consider  Editor's Eye .

Call for Submissions for 14.1: a Few Spaces Left

Spring is on its way over here. The magnolias are blooming, the plum and cherries starting to blossom. And you? Have you a prose piece (poem or story) to share? If so, check the guidelines at this link . If you read mine, I'll read yours. There is still room in the March issue for you. (P.S. IMPORTANT: The addresses to send to are on the website, not here.)