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The Literary Review has been publishing fiction, poetry, essays and translations for over half a century. We believe in literature as art. We believe that everyone is international. We believe in the slush pile. We believe that print is not dead, and that e-books are books too. The Winter 2009 issue, Africa Calling, presents over 25 new writers who we hope you've never read but that you will love. This issue is especially wonderful because of its guest editor, Jeffery Renard Allen. (Please read and buy his mindblowing new book "Holding Pattern.") This spring we will feature the theme of Manifest Destiny, with poetry, politics, expansionism, fiction, fatalism, essays and optimism. Stay tuned. This summer is our Invisible Cities issue. This fall, Therapy! (everyone wants to be in that issue). Then, Machismo: A Field Guide, and in the not too distant future other thrilling themes: Refrigerator Mothers, Emo, How To Read Music and more. You are welcome to visit our website: http://www.theliteraryreview.org/ We are affiliated with the MFA program at Fairleigh Dickinson University: http://mfa.fdu.edu/

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TaKeshia Brooks - Author and Intellectual	Oct 30 2009 6:24 PM Welcome to Kismet! Stop by our site and see what we're all about. http://conceding2kismet.weebly.com Welcome to Kismet! TaKeshia Brooks - Author and Intellectual \| MySpace Video
Pajama Poet	Jul 26 2009 3:03 PM "I get by with a little help from my friends." - John Lennon Hey there. I'm not on here all that much, so if you want to keep in touh please feel free to hit me up on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/thomasjfox. Be well and I hope you are enjoying the summer. -- Thom
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Matthew Peterson	Jun 5 2009 6:14 AM Happy Birthday! Hope it's a great one.
Pajama Poet	May 3 2009 4:00 PM To celebrate the completion of my second poetry book, Worn Pajamas, I will be offering my first book, Life Inside Pajamas: A Poetic Look at Modern Society, as a FREE download. Just my way of saying thanks for the support over the years. Check out my blog for info how to download. Have a great day. -- Thom
Pajama Poet	Apr 24 2009 11:18 AM "We tend to forget that happiness doesn't come as a result of getting something we don't have, but rather of recognizing and appreciating what we do have." -- Frederick Keonig Hope you are enjoying the week -- Thom
Pajama Poet	Apr 11 2009 2:07 PM “If I had my life to live over, I would start barefoot earlier in the spring and stay that way later in the fall. I would go to more dances. I would ride more merry-go-rounds. I would pick more daisies.” -- Nadine Stair Happy Spring :) -- Thom
Christie Gerschutz - is on Facebook! Check it out	Mar 26 2009 2:27 PM Thanks for adding me to your circle of friends! If you're looking for unique reading material for children, check out my latest book "Abby the Sheep"! It's the Nativity story told through the eyes of the animals. I also have my historical fiction series entitled The Land Of... Series for those who enjoy early Americana and the Wild West. Autographed copies are available through my artist myspace or shoutlife pages, so stop by and check out my books and music. May this year be full of joy and peace for you and your family. Remember to keep your eyes on the prize, Jesus Christ, and may the Lord bless you in all you do. Rise up and be God's, Christie Gerschutz Singer, songwriter, author & speaker "God won't be looking for your medals, diplomas, or degrees--He'll be looking for your scars. "
Robert	Mar 25 2009 8:36 PM Thanks for adding me as a friend! Check out www.poetalicia.com to learn more about the nobel nominated and groundbreaking poet Alicia Ghiragossian. Thanks and have a great week!
Saknussemm	Mar 3 2009 6:50 PM PRIVATE MIDNIGHT HITS THE SHELVES IN TWO DAYS! "James Ellroy meets David Lynch in this addictive mix of noir and supernatural horror." -Publishers Weekly
Matthew Peterson	Dec 26 2008 8:59 AM Hope your holidays are wonderful this year. Have a great 2009! My novel is now an award-winning audiobook! Paraworld Zero, by Matthew Peterson "Harry Potter meets Star Wars!"
The Smoking Poet	Nov 9 2008 3:55 AM THE SMOKING POET: CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS – WINTER 2008-09! THE SMOKING POET publishes flash fiction; fiction; nonfiction; poetry; feature author interview; feature poet; feature artist; book and cigar reviews. We publish work that ignites our imagination, inflames our passion, leaves us with a smoky aftertaste. The Smoking Poet also shares an extensive list of links and resources for writers and the cigar aficionado. Submissions open year round. Send with editor’s attention in subject line: poetry to Zinta Aistars; fiction to Russell Rowland; general non-fiction and cigar-themed fiction/ non-fiction/poetry and cigar reviews to J. Conrad Guest. For book reviews, please query first. TSP’s FIRST ANNUAL POETRY CONTEST is also underway! Check our site for special submission guidelines. Honorary judge is poet extraordinaire, Dorianne Laux. Submissions not following guidelines will NOT be accepted. Winners published in Winter 2008-09 issue. $5 entry fee per 3 poems. Cash prizes. Subject line: “Contest/Last Name.” For full submission guidelines for general and contest entries, along with contact information, visit: http://thesmokingpoet. tripod. com/fall2008 Winter 2008-09 and TSP First Annual Poetry Contest Deadline: November 30, 2008
Pajama Poet	Sep 2 2008 2:57 AM Rely on principles; walk erect and free, not trusting to bulk of body, like a wrestler, for one should not be unconquerable in the sense that an ass is. Who then is unconquerable? He whom the inevitable cannot overcome.-- EPICTETUS Have a great week. Thom
Lauri Shaw	Aug 31 2008 9:49 PM Some people have nightmares about showing up to work naked. Other people live them. Servicing the Pole is the portrait of a New York stripper in the 1990’s – a battle-worn misfit slogging her way through the city’s roughest clubs, watching as the job replaces her personal life, and secretly harbouring rock star ambitions. As the fast-paced night life’s deceptive promises of easy money gradually give way to the harsher realities of addiction and prostitution, Emily must decide – is this really the person she wants to be? And if so, at what price? Servicing the Pole Available on www. laurishaw. com on Sept. 1
Pajama Poet	Aug 1 2008 2:36 AM “Regard your good name as the richest jewel you can possibly be possessed of - for credit is like fire; when once you have kindled it you may easily preserve it, but if you once extinguish it, you will find it an arduous task to rekindle it again. The way to gain a good reputation is to endeavor to be what you desire to appear.” -- Socrates Have a great weekend. Thom
Pajama Poet	Jul 29 2008 2:57 AM "If you would be a real seeker after truth, it is necessary that at least once in your life you doubt, as far as possible, all things." -- Rene Descartes Have a great week. Thom
William Walsh	Jun 16 2008 4:11 PM In celebration of Bloomsday today, June 16th, check out “Potato I Have” at ELIMAE. It’s a derived text that tracks Joyce’s use of the potato - a talisman for Bloom - in Ulysses. And, if you’re in the mood for more Joycean derivations, check out “Gate. Safe!” at Admit Two, which tracks the theme of safety and recurring gates imagery throughout Joyce's Ulysses The moment in the book that inspired me occurs in the eighth episode, Lestrygonians: “Gate. Safe!”
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Pajama Poet	Jun 14 2008 12:20 PM Have a great weekend. Thom
Matthew Peterson	Jun 9 2008 8:31 PM Thanks for the add! Keep your eyes out for my bestselling fantasy novel, Paraworld Zero. I just found out that it's a finalist for the Next Generation Indie Book Awards. Yahoo! Have a wonderful day! Paraworld Zero, by Matthew Peterson "Harry Potter meets Star Wars!"
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