You will find new poetry on the beautiful, international SKETCHBOOK page at http://poetrywriting.org. I'm a bit late posting so if you can't find me under "current issue", click onto "archived issues" and then click on May 31, 2008 - Volume 3, Issue 5.
And -- the final installment of my novella LAURA HANSON is out from ESC! MAGAZINE. You can get a .pdf of the issue with this link: http://media.libsyn.com/media/escwebs/ESCv12n1w.pdf
Comments welcome
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Tuesday, July 08, 2008
Monday, December 17, 2007
Part 3 of LAURA HANSON
ESC! Magazine has just published part 3 of my serialized novella, LAURA HANSON.
You can read it free using this link: http://media.libsyn.com/media/escwebs/ESCv11n2w_ContributorEdition.pdf
Thanks for reading - comments welcome --- the final part - 4 - will be out Spring, 2008
You can read it free using this link: http://media.libsyn.com/media/escwebs/ESCv11n2w_ContributorEdition.pdf
Thanks for reading - comments welcome --- the final part - 4 - will be out Spring, 2008
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About the Novella LAURA HANSON
Friday, December 01, 2006
ESC! MAGAZINE is serializing my novella "LAURA HANSON" - please take a look at the link below.
Since I'm primarily a poet and wrote LAURA more than 10 years ago, I'm both excited and anxious about the serialization. At first I thought the story line wouldbe a bit dated, but unfortunately, it isn't. Do take a look at this "social-realism" piece, inspired by director Vittorio De Sica. Any and all comments welcome.
http://www.escmagazine.com/escmag.asp
Since I'm primarily a poet and wrote LAURA more than 10 years ago, I'm both excited and anxious about the serialization. At first I thought the story line wouldbe a bit dated, but unfortunately, it isn't. Do take a look at this "social-realism" piece, inspired by director Vittorio De Sica. Any and all comments welcome.
http://www.escmagazine.com/escmag.asp
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About the Novella LAURA HANSON
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