Star 82 Review 9.2 in Production

Star 82 Review, issue 9.2 is in progress. The second proof has been ordered, the web pages are being finalized. The issue has come together nicely around the natural world and the role we humans play in it, with other life forms and with one another. Meanwhile, I've started reading for Fall 9.3 and would love to see more works on this subject as well as other thoughtful and heartfelt, mind- and world view-expanding themes. Let's get out of tiny rooms and into the larger world! Thank you for reading!

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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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