| Illogical Muse - Fall 2008 POETRY "Awareness" by Marie Kazalia "Ant Trapped In Honey" by Jeremy Rich "Camp Cooking & Perversity" by Carol Hamilton "Reaching Through" by William Maxheimer "Sun Tea" by William Maxheimer "John Henry" by Andrew H. Oerke "Rain Is Tiny Bodies Of Moisture . . ." Andrew H. Oerke "Economical Insects" by Diane Klammer "June Evening" by Alan Britt "Wireless" by Frank De Canio "Crossfire" by Frank De Canio "Help The Disabled" by G David Schwartz "July" by Nadine Najjar "Healing" by Michael Keshigian "No, Thank You" by Bobbi Dykema Katsanis "From The Desk Of A Lonely Schoolgirl" Bobbi Dykema Katsanis "Embarkation" by Phillip A. Ellis "A Wish" by Phillip A. Ellis "No More Robben Islands" by John Hackett "Dear Wives" Tolu Ogunlesi "Masquerade" by Paul Marrone "My Grandmother's Fruity Laugh" by Linda Woolven "Men Of Coal" by Linda Woolven "Quick Fix" by Gary Scheinoha "We All Can't Be Lion Tamers" by Vincent Spada "Twentieth-Century Triptych" by Suzanne Harvey "The Unknown Golden Dog" by William Ford, Jr. FICTION "The Purveyor Of Fine Toys & Games" by Andrew McIntyre "Autobiographer" by Sarah Macolino ARTWORK Kendra Eager FEATURE Randall Rogers MISC. American Life In Poetry Column 164 Contributors' Notes Writing Exercise HOMEPAGE |
| Well, unfortunately this will be the last print issue of Illogical Muse � at least for now. Lack of finances and time prevent me from continuing along with a print publication. The Best Of 2008 issue will be online only and will probably be done either December or January, followed by the winter 2009 issue in February.
The photo you see on the cover � called Intensity � was taken by photographer artist Kendra Eager. As was the rest of the unique photos throughout the mag. She has many of her prints for sale on her website: http://web.mac.com/aliceleftwonderland. Be sure to check it out. Some of her profits go to different charitable organizations. Last quarter�s writing exercise is still up on the MySpace page if anyone wants to participate. If you remember it is an I Am poem, which is more difficult to compose than one might think. Other than that, there are no other announcements at this time. So, if you don�t hear from me before next year, everyone be safe through the holidays. Thanks for reading! Sincerely, Amber Rothrock |