Magnapoets: July 2011 issue


Cover photography © Dave Wilson Photography 2009, all rights reserved

Featuring our Proust Questionnaire results, and contributions by L. Ward Abel, Jeffrey Alfier, Ramesh Anand, Pamela A. Babusci, Janick Belleau, Tom Berman, Marshall Bood, Bob Brill, Dawn Bruce, Helen Buckingham, Lerys Byrnes, Laura Carter, Steven Carter, Sonam Chhoki, Tobi Cogswell, Susan Constable, Bill Cooper,William Cullen Jr, Magdalena Dale, Tatjana Debeljački, Curtis Dunlap, Denis Emorine, Robert Epstein, Claire Everett, Joanne Faries, Amelia Fielden, Tisa Garrison, Hugh Fox, Bill Frayer, Jay Friedenberg, Beverley George, Barbara Golding, Sanford Goldstein, Taylor Graham, Peter Grieco,Dan Hardison, David Herrle, Jeff Hoagland, Ruth Holzer, Alegria Imperial, SK Iyer, Sarah Katharina Kayß, Ray Keifetz, Mary Kipps, Bruce Lader, Catherine J. S. Lee, Dan Lewis, Chen-ou Liu, Bob Lucky, Rafael Miguel Montes, Martine MORILLON-CARREAU, Ben Nardolilli, ayaz daryl Nielsen, Scott Owens, Oprica Padineau, Carl Palmer, Stanely Pelter, Răzvan Pintea, David Pratt, Patricia Prime, Carol Raisfeld, Kala Ramesh, Alexis Rotella, Tracy Royce, Walter Ruhlmann, Miriam Sagan, Carol Schwalberg, David Serjeant, Adelaide B. Shaw, Radhey Shiam, Stanley Siceloff, Dr. Roger G. Singer, John Soules, Tim Staley, Craig W. Steele, Vivien Steels, André Surridge, Luminita Suse, Mark Teaford (M. Franklin Teaford), Yoav J. Tenembaum, David Terlinck, Shelly Reed Thieman, Caitlin Elizabeth Thomson, James Tipton, Davide Trame, Matthew Vasiliauskas, Margaret Van Every, Santiago B. Villafania, Anne Whitehouse, Neal Whiman, Steve Wilkinson, Richard K. Williams, Dave Wilson, and Nick Zegarac.

ISSN 1916-3010

Magnapoets Print, a bi-annual 8.5" x 11" print journal featuring poetry, short stories, interviews, and essays.

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Some of my haiku are also published in the Taj Mahal Review (Volume 10 Number 1 June 2011) which is out now. Order your copy here or visit their website.

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