[stylist] Fall Issue of Breath and Shadow

[Chris Kuell]

Breath and Shadow

Volume 14 Number 4

Fall 2017

 

The editors of Breath and Shadow are proud to announce our Fall issue is up
and ready for reading. We present poems by Dorothy P. Berryhill,Michael Lee
Johnson, Sophie Smith, Lynda McKinney Lambert and Elaine Schwartz. There is
short fiction by AJ Cunder, Edward Turner and Diane Martin. Erin Kelley
reviews a new book of poetry, and we have creative non-fiction by Katherine
m. Clarke, Sarah Cavar and Terence Page. Finally, a new section called 'New
On The Bookshelf', where we highlight books by authors who have been
published in our journal.

               

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