Muses Review - Editor's Page -Spring 2005 - April
Editor's Message - Apr 2005

Greetings to poetry  lovers and book lovers!

I received more than  20  poetry books last month of March.  I wonder how am I going to finish reviewing these 20  poetry books by April 2005.

April is National Poetry Month in US. The
Pulitzer Prize 2005 - Poetry went to Ted Kooser for his book of poems Delights and Shadows. He received $10,000. Details at www.pulitzer.org

In this Spring -April  2005 issue, the editor gives a poem review to seven poems.
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We have new poems nominated for Muses Review - Best Poem of the Year 2004.
a. "
The Ghost Road" - by Alan Catlin
b. "
I Know I Had A Birthday" by Katie Davis-Steward
c.  "Centralized Storm" b
y Katie Davis-Steward
d. 
"Cat Daze" - by Laura Stamps
e.   "
Clay Monks  in Jiangxi" - by Joseph Farley
f.  "
Cross of Gold" by Jill A. Terry
g.  "El Matador" 
by Mark Stellinga
h. "In the Middle of Nobody Cares" by LB Sedlacek


We have a new guest reviewer from Wisconsin in the person of
Kris Rued-Clark who reviews chapbooks entitled Odd authored by Charles P. Ries. I posted a book review on Dana Taylor's "That Devil Moon".

Our featured  poet for April  is
Joseph Powell from California who is the author of the book of poems- "Mofo' Risin' "

The deadline for the nomination for Muses Review Awards 2005 (Muses Prize 2005)  is on May 30, 2005.

See you again in May. .Enjoy the poems and our poem reviews and book  reviews.


Very truly yours,

Andrew Angus
Founder-Chief Editor
Muses Review


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