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NEW E-MAIL ADDRESS: editor@chironreview.com
Chiron Review #91 (summer 2010) is now available for $7 to Chiron Review, 522 E. South Ave., St. John, KS 67576 (check, money order or cash, or via Paypal at the e-mail address above). Features "The Secret," by Michael Campagnoli, the winning novella in our contest last year. Poets: Diane Furtney, Philip Dacey, Gene McCormick, Tony Moffeit, Steve Myers, Tamara Madison, Michael Hogan, Gary Lechliter, David Thompson, Ed Galing, Kevin Gunn, Tom Hansen, many others & short fiction & reviews too.
Chiron Review #90 (spring, 2010), $7: Featured on the cover is Jan Kerouac. Poets featured are Edward Field, A.D. Winans, Barbara Eknoian, J. Wesley Clark, Paula Brancato, Greg Moglia, Darren C. Demaree, Soheyl Dahi, Deena November, David Lawrence, David Ochs, John Kay and many others. Fiction in this issue is by Matt Baker, Phillip Kyle Van Sant, Paul Kareem Tayyar, David Robbins, Gary Every, P.T. McNiff and Soheyl Dahi. Also featured are book reviews, small press news and an essay by Arpine Konyalian Grenier.
Chiron Review #89, the all-punk issue (guest-edited by Sarah Daugherty of Seal Beach, CA), is also still available for $7 ($3.50 for contributors). This issue features Meri St. Mary on the cover (photo by Monte Cazazza) and 7 poems/lyrics inside. "In the mid-1980s, Meri St. Mary was the full-lipped punk siren to drive the prepubescent San Francisco anarchists wild. She was beautiful and crazy-eyed, as feral as a foul-mouthed alley cat, with a voice like Patti Smith and an attitude straight out of an Aqua Net can."
WRITERS' GUIDELINES
1. Because of the high volume of submissions, we ask writers to limit their submissions to 4 times a year. Reviewers are exempt.
2. Postal submissions with name, complete mailing address (on every poem) and SASE are welcome at Chiron Review, 522 E. South Ave., St. John, KS 67576-2212. There are no taboos.
3. E-mail submissions are welcome again if guidelines are followed: Send all poems in ONE MS Word or translatable attachment, not one attachment for each poem and not the text of an e-mail. Complete postal address must accompany every single submission regardless of how many times you have submitted in the past. (See Guideline #9 ...)
4. Writers are invited to send up to 5 poems, 1 long poem, or 1 short-story. We're also open to reviews, interviews, black and white art and photography, and essays of interest to writers and the small press literary community.
5. BOOK REVIEWS must be sent via e-mail and reviewers should include his or her own postal address with every submission. Reviews should include book title, author, and publisher's name. If at all possible, they should also include publication date, page count and price. A complimentary copy will only be sent to the publisher if that postal mailing address is included in the review.
6. We do not consider simultaneous or previously published submissions (exception is made for book reviews, and some other non-fiction).
7. CR copyrights in author's name, all rights revert to author upon publication.
8. Pay is one contributor's copy.
9. Writers who violate these guidelines will be sent to the Dungeon Master.
We would like to exchange subscriptions with other magazines and receive review copies of small press books and magazines for review and listing in my "News, Etc." column. They can be sent to the address above (or below).
Subscriptions and donations are welcome. A one-year/four issue subscription is $20. The "Triple S" discount is offered Seniors, Students and Starving Artists. Don't be afraid to ask. And of course, those who are able and wish to provide more support than $20 a year are most welcome to do so. For $25 or more, subscribers may be listed as Patron. Please indicate if you prefer to remain anonymous. Subscribers may send cash, check or money order to the address below or we can accept payment (and invoice) via Paypal: editor@chironreview.com.
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Sample copy/back issues: $7.00 ea.
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-- Announcements --
Poetry Rendezvous
September 17-19, 2010
1401 Main St., Great Bend, Kansas
E-mail for more info about the Rendezvous, or lodging, restaurants and airports. This year we are featuring "Everypoet," and that includes you. We hope to see you here!
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In February, 2009, I resigned as U.S. agent for French Connection Press. For some reason, the French Connection website still has my name listed as the one to send orders, reading fees and other U.S. correspondence to. This announcement is to let Chiron Review readers know that although I am still friends with them, I am no longer working for French Connection Press or Van Gogh's Ear, and that the new address for correspondence to FCP or VGE is: Bob Biggers, 35514 Teja Court, Yucaipa, CA 92399. -- Michael Hathaway
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