Greetings to poetry lovers and book lovers!
We added a new section - Muses Speak newsletter. This is a one page newsletter given for free.
We added a new section - Poets in Residence. These are poets who advertise their books in Muses Review.
Muses Review explains the basis of choosing 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.
In this March 2005 issue, the editor gives a poem review on the following:
a. "On Quill St." by Joseph Powell
b. "A Fly's Journey to the Electric Chair" by LB Sedlacek
c. "Swatting at Sunlight" by LB Sedlacek
d. "The Rose" by Randy L. Redmond
Well, I hope you enjoy reading the poem reviews for this Winter 2005 - March edition.
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We have new poems nominated for Muses Review - Best Poem of the Year 2004.
a. "Old Babe" - by Mark Stellinga
b. "Ghost Whispers" - by Jill A. Terry
c. "Magnolia Moon" - by Laura Stamps
d. "Market Day in Jiangxi" - by Joseph Farley
e. "Passover 2004" - by Leonore Weiss
f. "Egyptian Liposuction" - by Donna Kuhn
We have a new guest reviewer Laura Stamps from South Carolina. She gives a review on Charles P. Ries' chapbook "Odd".
Our featured poet for March is Katie Davis-Steward from California who is the author of the book of poems- The Beginning of the Tumbling.
Last March 14, 2005, I received 42 letters containing poem entries from senior high school students from Queen of Peace High School located in the state of Illinois. The poem entries were submitted for the Einstein Poem Contest.
The spring equinox falls on March 21. A new season of hope and life begins.
See you again on our Spring Issue - April - May - June.
Very truly yours,
Andrew Angus
Founder-Chief Editor
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