Able Muse Winter 2010, Alexander Pepple, Editor

Able Muse Winter 2010

Alexander Pepple, Editor

Publisher: Able Muse Press
PubDate: 11/22/2010
ISBN: 9780986533822
Binding: PAPERBACK
Price: $14.95
Quantity Available: 19
Pages: 174
 

Magazine. Poetry. Fiction. Literary Nonfiction. Art. ABLE MUSE WINTER 2010 is the much anticipated inaugural print edition of Able Muse Review. It is an issue filled with the usual masterfully crafted poetry, fiction, essays, art, photography, and book reviews that have become synonymous with the Able Muse. Thus, after more than a decade of online publishing excellence, Able Muse Press begins a bold new chapter with this print edition, highlighting works of the same superlative standard as presented all these years in the online edition and the recently released ABLE MUSE ANTHOLOGY (Able Muse Press, 2011). Edited by Alexander Pepple, ABLE MUSE WINTER 2010 features work from featured poet, Richard Percival Lister, and featured artist, Massimo Sbreni, as well as work from Steve Bucknell, Nancy Lou Canyon, Emily Cutler, Marge Lurie, Peter Filkins, Stephen Collington, Marilyn L. Taylor, Julie Stoner, John Whitworth, Catharine Savage Brosman, Catherine Tufariello, David Alpaugh, Ned Balbo, Steven Winn, Leslie Monsour, Rebecca Foust, Ted Mc Carthy, Gail White, J. Patrick Lewis, Kim Bridgford, Wendy Videlock, Peter Austin, Catherine Chandler, Diane Seuss, Susan McLean, Jamie Iredell, Maryann Corbett, John Slater, John Beaton, Gilbert Wesley Purdy, Frank Osen, Trina L. Drotar, Heather Hallberg Yanda, Richard Meyer, and Kevin Corbett.

Author City: SAN JOSE, CA USA

Alexander Pepple is the editor of Able Muse Press. He edits their biannual publication, ABLE MUSE, which features poetry, fiction, essays, interviews, book reviews, art and photography.

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