E-MAIL ADDRESS: editor@chironreview.com
Chiron Review #96 (autumn 2011) is available for $7 to Chiron Review, 522 E. South Ave., St. John, KS 67576 (check, money order or cash, or via Paypal at the e-mail address above). This issue is jam-packed with fiction and poetry.
Among the poets in this issue are Edward Nudelman, Gary Every, Paul Kareem Tayyar, A.D. Winans, Philip Dacey, Lee Thorn, Lyn Stefenhagens, Robert L. Penick, Carl Miller Daniels, Chris Garrecht-Williams, Charles Harper Webb, J.J. Campbell, Jean Esteve, Mather Schneider, David J. Thompson, Matthew A. Barraza, Mark Halperin, Matt Dennison, Clint Margrave, Christina Ritchey, Larsen Bowker, Judith Skillman, John Yohe, Christopher Linforth, Mark Wagenaar, Todd Heldt, Heather Kamins, J.R. Kangas, Kyle Laws, Lowell Jaeger, Chairman Ralph, Joannie Kervran Stangeland, Romella Kitchens, Simon Perchik, Laura L. Washburn, Joan Colby, Glenna Luschei, Sheri L. Wright, Michael Kriesel, Bill Buege, Robert Cooperman, M.J. De Angelis, Amy Billone, R. Yurman, Bill Wolak, Jerry Roscoe, Ruth Bavetta, Gene McCormick, Daniel M. Shapiro, Patrick Fealey, Ronald Moran, Joan Payne Kincaid, Gene Mahoney, Don Ryan, Don Stolorow, Victoria A. Smith and many others.
There are also book reviews, fiction by Jessica Sticklor, Jeremiah Breen, Arthur Winfield Knight, Adam De La Luz, Jim Meirose, Ajay Vishwanathan, Sam Duda, Anderson Rodriguez, Josh Olsen, Frank Strong, Jeremy Hight and K. Andrew Turner, and an essay titled "Razor Wire Reflections," by Robert G. Cowser.
CHIRON REVIEW IS IN TRANSITION
Chiron Review is in transition and therefore closed to submissions. Due to technical problems and dwindling subscriptions, the journal will no longer be published quarterly in tabloid form. Subscribers and patrons were snailmailed options for compensation. Those who are interested in supporting Chiron Review in this transition and in continuing to participate in our endeavors should check this website for updates.
Kindred Spirit commercial press will remain in full operation and continue to serve its clients’ book publishing needs without interruption.
UPDATE SEPT. 9, 2011: The autumn issue was mailed out this morning. All material in the files was published except about six pieces which were returned to the authors. Contributors and subscribers please allow 1-4 weeks for the post office to deliver your copy. If you don't have a copy by Oct. 10, please drop me an e-mail with your current address and I'll put another one in the mail to you. Now that this final tabloid/newsprint issue is finished, we'll be looking into publishing Chiron Review in book form. Check back here for updates as they are available.
UPDATE AUG. 4, 2011: Thanks to three patron donations and the printer allowing us one more issue put together "the old-fashioned way," there will be one final tabloid/newsprint issue. Most all of the material remaining in the files will be published in this issue and it will be released Sept. 20, 2011. Contributors and subscribers will receive their copies, including subscribers who were sent books or back issues "in compensation." We will start the new book format with a clean slate.
The loyal support and friendship of our readers, subscribers and contributors is always most appreciated.
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Michael Hathaway, Editor
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-- POETRY RENDEZVOUS --
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Poetry Rendezvous 2012 will be hosted by Kings Estate Press and Ruth Moon Kempher in St. Augustine, Florida May 5-6. Visit Kings Estate Press, http://kingsestatepress.com. Confirmed guests so far are Gerald Locklin, George and Karen Martin, Tony Moffeit and Kyle Laws. It's also rumored that Ellaraine Lockie, Robert Joy and Ratboy will be there.
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