Star 82 Review 10.4 Is Here!

The latest issue of Star 82 Review, 10.4, is now available online and in print. A thoughtful collection of poetry, art, collage poetry, flash fiction, and creative nonfiction. Huge thanks to all the contributors, online readers, and print-version subscribers. It's just me here, and I can't do it without you!

Star 82 Review 10.4 online is here.

Star 82 Review 10.4 print copies at Lulu here.

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Contributors

Jeffrey Armbruster

Leslie Benigni

Kay Bradner

Ranney Campbell

Martha Christina

Kathryn Ganfield

Paul Hostovsky

James Croal Jackson

Phebe Jewell

jade rose king

Frances Klein

Jerry Krajnak

Jennifer Lai

Daniel Lehan

Kristina Nobleman

M Patrick Riggin

Daryl Scroggins

Ian C Smith

Richard Weaver

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In celebration of Star 82 Review 's 50th issue, I have compiled 50 prose pieces and collected black and white artwork from 2019 to the present (see earlier b&w art in the Pocket Poems Anthology ). It has been a joy to revisit 49 back issues. Watch for a possible publication party/lively reading as well. Stay Tuned! Meanwhile, here is a sneak peek at the upcoming cover.

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