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|  | | Alien Alerts Journal
(Paperback) Summer 2003, Volume 2, No. 2.
P>SPAN style="FONT-SIZE: 12pt; COLOR: black; FONT-FAMILY: Helvetica; mso-fareast-font-family: 'Times New Roman'; mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-fareast-language: EN-US; mso-bidi-language: AR-SA">Edited by James Armentrout & Steven Macon. /SPAN>/P>
P>SPAN style="FONT-SIZE: 12pt; COLOR: black; FONT-FAMILY: Helvetica; mso-fareast-font-family: 'Times New Roman'; mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-fareast-language: EN-US; mso-bidi-language: AR-SA">Short stories and a look at some little unknown science facts that makes for great far out fiction. Book reviews and more. $5.00 USA | |  | | Literary Potpourri
July, August, September 2003
P>Volume II Anthology #3BR>BR>Fiction, Poetry, Art, Photography, Essays/P>
P>Cover Art: copyright 2003 Glenn A.Osborn/P> | |  | | Simple Truths and Coughing Things
18 pages, stapled. Cover art by Michael Paul Ladanyi © 2005
P>FONT face=Verdana>STRONG>Patricia Gomes: /STRONG>Author of the chapbook EM>Stroking Castro's Beard/EM>, Patricia was named First Place winner in iVillage's Annual Poetry Slam in 2002 and 2003. She was awarded Second Place in 2004. Included in numerous anthologies, her recent works appear in Literary Potpourri, Shadow Keep Magazine, Dark Krypt, Poetry Super Highway, Unlikely Stories and Scorched Earth./FONT>/P>
P>FONT face=Verdana>Creator of the Octologue, an 8-line syllabic form of poetry, Ms. Gomes is the Editor-in-Chief of A href="http://www.geocities.com/a | |  | | Stroking Castro's Beard
Available now from Lit Pot Press, Inc.
Saddlestitch paperback, 50 pages
BR>"Patricia Gomes captures the world with a lyrical and wry sensibility. Her poems take you from laughter to tears with the turn of a page." - Editor Beverly JacksonBR>BR>BR> BR> | |  | | Taj Mahal Review
Taj Mahal Review, Volume 3, June 2003 (softcover)
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P>Taj Mahal Review/I> issue 3 by Cyberwit.net, India, pp. 410 features Reflections, Short stories full of genuine emotional depth, Poems revealing a singular beauty and 'inner rhythm', penetrating and stimulating Book Reviews, and a carefully compiled 21 page section providing biographical notes on each of the contributing authors. This is an outstanding journal of quality and variety, featuring 191 authors from 20 countries. This is a beautiful Journal revealing a true kaleidoscope of tone, colour, and brings to each of us a common share of family in the real spirit of | |  | | Taj Mahal Review
VOLUME 1 NUMBER 2 DECEMBER 2002 Soft Cover
The December 2002 issue of Taj Mahal Review by Cyberwit.net, India, pp. 351 is a quality journal devoted to Arts, Literature, Poetry and Culture. Our generation is demanding lots of Poetry. That's why Taj Mahal Journal is so important. The poems in the Journal reveal a sense of mystery and uncommonness in the ordinary objects of nature and human life. The shaping power of imagination revealed in these poems creates the highest poetry. Poems, essays and short stories by some of the greatest creative writers enrich Taj Mahal Review with rich variety and abundance. The Journal contains essays, sh | |  | | The Golden Wings
Soft Cover
"The Golden Wings by Cyberwit.net, India contains remarkable, flawless and highly artistic poems from all over the world. The poems included in The Golden Wings reveal a finality of grace and dignity, and the highest poetic triumph of the European writers and other countries. The poems from USA, UK, Canada, Netherlands, Italy, Australia, Argentina, Germany, Portugal, Hungary, Nigeria, Japan etc. reflect the sure perfection of rhythm and diction.
A striking feature of The Golden Wings is a large number of American poets who reveal compactness, force, reserve, and the unity of emotio |
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