Dear Leah Brown,    Thank you for submitting your work to Prism Review. We would like to   accept the following: "But do You Help."    Your work will be published in the late fall of 2007 or early spring of   2008.     Sincerely,  K.Ogden, Editor  Prism
 Review  and Staff        Prism Review is published by the Modern Languages Department at the   University of La Verne. Please visit our website at  www.ulv.edu/creativewriting  

I was recently published in the Song of the San Joaquin Poetry Journal out of Modesto. The poem is titled "October Moon."  I won 3rd Hon. Mention in the Ina Coolbrith Annual Contest for the poem "Landscape of Winter" in the Ina Coolbrith Circle is located in Orinda, Ca. I recently published a haiku in Haiku Poets of Northern California poetry journal called Mariposa. They are located in San Francisco. I recently published several poems and an essay in the Valley Writers Association Anthology "Timeless", in which I wrote a poem of the same name. The Valley Writers of course are located in Fairfield, Ca.

Thanks so much.

Juanita J. Martin

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Congrats to Garrett Murphy, who has struck gold once again with "Dinner Is Served", a superb new

chapbook, another must-have for your collection. Soon to be available from his web site, www.garrettmurphywriter.com I believe ...

 

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Cervena Barva Press announces a new chapbook "God of the Jellyfish" by Lucille Lang Day At once sacrilegious and reverential, the poems in God of the Jellyfish seek the divine in a natural world governed by the laws of science. In these poems, you'll find a god in the shape of a jellyfish, a prayer celebrating the color red, a man for whom music becomes the source of salvation, a vision of an earthly paradise populated by moon bears and moon rats, and a pilgrimage through 14 stations where Sisyphus, Shaker women, and howling wolves appear. Lucille Lang Day deftly couples scientific observations to the engine of imagination to take us on a magical and inspiring journey. God of the Jellyfish shimmers in a space where "moon cacti bloom at night" and magpies can "fly over a field/of small glass bottles." The world Lucille Lang Day creates in her poetry is vivid and surreal yet always deftly anchored in the beauty and truth of the natural world. This is a small handbook of magic. When you read it, you'll find yourself transported to places you've never even dared to imagine. Susan Terris There are few contemporary poets who use science in their poetry at all, let alone use it as Lucille Lang Day does here, as an element, both dreamlike and hyperreal, in her gorgeous, moving global lyric. Richard Silberg God of the Jellyfish $7.00 Shipping $3.00 Total $10.00     Send check or money order payable to: Cervena Barva Press P.O. Box 440357, W. Somerville, MA 02144-3222 e-mail: editor@cervenabarvapress.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Send me______copies of "God of the Jellyfish"  Total enclosed: $________ Name____________________________________________________________________ Street____________________________________________________________________ City___________________________State________________Zip____________________ e-mail_________________________________Phone_____________________________

Cynthia,

David Alpaugh's Small Poetry Press has just published my new chapbook in his Select Poets Series.
 
  Night of the Moth, and other Poems.  The book may be ordered by e-mail: boble38@sbcglobal.net for $10.


Robert Eastwood