Update: Star 82 Review 7.1 in Production

Hi everyone! I've navigated the new print-on-demand system and ordered the first print proof of Star 82 Review, spring issue 7.1. I'll be working on web pages soon, looking at an early/mid-March launching. If you sign up for the Quarterly Mailing List in the sidebar, you'll get an pre-publication email alert and, as a thank you, a little discount on print copies (current contributors get a larger discount). The mailing list will not be shared. Spring is coming!

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Star 82 Review 13.3 in Production: Call for Submissions for 13.4

Getting a jump on the fall issue; 13.3 is now in production! HOWEVER, I am always reading and viewing for future issues. Consider sending something for the winter issue, 13.4, the 52nd issue. Hmm. Something about a deck of cards? Guidelines, as usual, are here . Remember: you read mine and I'll be happy to read and view yours. If you are interested in detailed feedback for a fee, consider Editor's Eye .

Sneak Peek at Cover for Star 82 Review, Fall 13.3

Be in the moment, but always look ahead. Here is a sneak peek at the cover for the fall issue of Star 82 Review , issue 13.3. And, as usual, I am always reading and viewing for this and future issues. Guidelines are here . If you are looking for detailed feedback on your work, consider Editor's Eye .

Star 82 Review Celebrates 50 Issues

We had a lively reading and small art exhibit after hours at CoRo coffee room to celebrate the publication of Star 82 Review 13.2, Summer Reading Anthology . Thanks to the prose writers included in the latest issue who read: Elaje López, Deepti Nalavade Mahule, Shira Musicant, and Kimberly Sweeney, and local poets: Sarah Kobrinsky, Daniel Ari, and Heikki Huotari. Local contributing artists to past issues who had wonderful art on display: Kay Bradner, Carole Jeung, Bryan Kring, Lauren Ari, David Johnson and Dianne Ayres. (You can look all of them up at star82review.com .) I've always wanted Star 82 to be a kind of oasis, a place of connection and renewal, perhaps a place to recharge in order to go forward, and it was a joy to celebrate in person. Even though I have no staff, I cannot do it alone. Thank you for contributing, for reading, for supporting the magazine.

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