The 2014 edition presents the work of 40 contributors from 14 states, Washington, D.C., and one foreign country. Readers, many of whom are writers and teachers, will find diversity of craft and narrative voice among the compelling pieces selected for this edition.
Volume 7 is available in print and ebook editions from all major online booksellers as well as regional libraries and bookstores. Online distribution is virtually worldwide.
In the 2013 edition you will discover the imaginative work of 23 authors from nine states and the District of Columbia. The editors selected Ron Capps, founder of the Veterans Writing Project, as the featured writer for his personal essay, "Writing My Way Home," in this edition. He reminds us of the power of writing to heal and cope after experiencing unimaginable physical and psychological adversity. Thirty-one poems, from 11 poets, represent a wide range of poetic voice and form. They lead us to unexpected moments of beauty and insight. The fiction section contains seven stories. "Undertow" offers a penetrating view of self-esteem and misunderstanding. A flash fiction piece probes personal identity. In another story, the author creates the authentic voice of an Iranian girl facing generational complexity on her journey to experience love. In all, the stories explore freedom, aging, loss, and life's unanticipated consequences.
Volume 6 is available in print and ebook editions from all major online booksellers as well as regional libraries and bookstores.
Volume 5 features new prose and poetry from 27 authors, most from Maryland, Delaware, and Virginia, the tristate Delmarva region. In all, the review includes authors from nine states, the District of Columbia and three foreign countries.
Volume 5 is available in an ebook edition.
Volume 4 features distinctive new writing from 33 authors in seven states, the District of Columbia and the Ukraine.
Volume 4 highlights new poetry from a featured author, Wendy Elizabeth Ingersoll of Newark, Delaware. She distills poetic images from memories of her father and days gone by. The color cover is by photographer Katherine Mann of Royal Oak, Maryland.
Volume 4 is available in ebook editions.
Volume 3 is available in an ebook edition.
Volume 2 is no longer available in print or ebook. It's a collector's item!
Volume 1 is no longer available in print or ebook. It's a collector's item!
