A warm greeting to poetry lovers and book lovers!
We added a new section - Resources. This is a section about topics that are of interest to poets and writers. Topics of interest include Nobel laureates in literature and poetry websites which are now open for the readers, poets and writers. Soon to be open in the Resources Section are the websites related to the Pulitzer Prize in Poetry, poetry organiations, poetry contests, etc. that our readers would love to visit.
Muses Review announces its Persons of the Year.2004. Mel Gibson is Muses Review's Male Artist of the Year 2004. JK. Rowling is Muses Review's Female Artist of the Year. The basis of choosing the Person of the Year will be explained on March 2005.
We divided the Reviews Section into two sections- Book Reviews and Poem Reviews.
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In this February 2005 issue, the editor gives a poem review on the following:
a. Mark Stellinga's poem 'Old Babe'
b. Mark Stellinga's poem 'El Matador'
a. Katie Davis-Steward's poem "The Best Cup of Coffee",
b. Jill A. Terry's poem "The Season of You"
b. Randy L. Redmond's poem "The Creek"
Well, I hope you enjoy reading the poem reviews for this Winter 2005 - February edition.
We added a new section - Donate Section.
Muses Review supports charity organizations like the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Paralytic Veterans of USA and many more.
Meanwhile, , the Book Reviews section is on its own. We have a new guest reviewer from Wisconsin in the person of Charles P. Reis. He made a chapbook review on Rhina Espaillet's chapbook "Mundo Y Palabra - The World and the Word". I gave a short review on Katie's book -The Beginning of the Tumbling.
Finally, our featured poet for February is Randy L. Redmond from Illinois. Read Muses Review's interview with Randy a mathematically-inclined guy who likes to compose romantic poetry.
Very truly yours,
Andrew Angus
Founder-Chief Editor
We don't care if you are white or colored
We don't care if you are gay or straight,
We don't care if you are man or woman
We don't care if you are young or old
We don't care if you are left or right wing
As long as we like your poetry
We will publish you in Muses Review.
