[stylist] Summer issue of Breath and Shadow is up!

[Jackie Williams]

Chris,
Thank you so much for forwarding this issue to us. It was nice to see Bill's
poem, "Spider" made it. Also I really like the way each entry is given its
own link with a mini-introduction to the article.
I have not yet taken the time to read each of them, but they all sound
interesting
. 

Jackie
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Breath and Shadow

Volume 11, Number 3

Summer 2014

 

Summer is here in full swing, and whether you are sunning by the beach or
grilling out in the backyard, a great way to feed your soul is by reading
the latest issue of Breath and Shadow. In our summer issue, we feature
poetry by William Houts, Todd Hanks, Glenda Barrett and B.Z. Niditch. There
is also compelling and creepy Fiction by Erika Jahneke and Jennifer Gifford.
Essays by Debbie Johnson and Timothy Allen round out this exciting issue. So
take a break from the hustle and bustle of the season, and happy reading.

     

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