Writing Raw February Edition

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The February 15 issue of WritingRaw.com is NOW online: Writing Raw is a FREE literary ezine dedicated to new and emerging writers. Our goal at Writing Raw is simple - to serve the literary community with the opportunity to have their work online and out in the world. In this world of disappearing literary magazines, Writing Raw is providing the blank pages for writers to fill.

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Also, be sure to check out the NEW announcements on WritingRaw.com’s Home page from writer’s group and organizations worldwide. Discover meeting places, organizations offering fellowships, contests, and a variety of other useful websites all dedicated to writers of every level.


NEW Monthly column by Ditch: 5 Suggested Books to Read for the Month

NEW Fiction and Nonfiction Book Reviews and the 2010 Winners of Allbooks Review Editor's Choice


And our shout out to Peter Straub and his new book, A Dark Matter!


NEW Material in the following categories:

Assorted:
Create a Corporate Myth by Dr. G.C. Rapaille
How to Enjoy a Recession by Dr. G.C. Rapaille
Introduction of Metaphysical/Metaphor Poetry by Annette Brigitte Agathine
Merger and Acquisitions by Dr. G.C. Rapaille
What Am I? by Heather Rose
The Best Worst Day of My Life by Ditch

Fiction:
A Side of Eggs by Collin Breaux
Blind Date by Raphael Henaut
Cage-free and Blind by C. Angelo Caci
Comet by David Gardner
Exchanging Shadows by Brian Biunno
Five Letters, Two E-mails, and Two Conversations by Ken Sieben
Lips of Life by Christopher Gaston
Marley Robinson's Mails by Barnali Saha
Mississippi Myth by Arlene Eisenbise
Preservation by Ken Sieben
To the Victor Lie… by C. Angelo Caci
Want by Tarah L. Wolff
When the Wind Blows by Pam Farley

Bi-Monthly Serials:
One Woman, Three Kings: 4 by Steven E. Liebowitz, Ed.D.
Cycle of the Full Moon: Part 3 & Conclusion by Raphael Henaut
The Dream Group: 8 by Steven E. Liebowitz, Ed.D.
Toy Soldiers: 6 by Peter Neville

Poetry:
Abandoned by Mike Berger
After The Girl Walks By by David Manglass
Battleground by John Grey
Buzz Cut Bush Ballad by Teri Louise Kelly
Cosmic Orgasm by Bhaskaranand Jha Bhaskar
Ingratitude by Bhaskaranand Jha Bhaskar
JOHNNY 24 by Teri Louise Kelly
Mamacita Cries Apocalypse by KJ Hays
Metaphysical Poetry: A Collection by Annette Brigitte Agathine
Mute Dave by John Grey
PDA by KJ Hays
Peace by Shaleen Kumar Singh
Samantha and Her Youthful Lover by John Grey
Senior Lecturer and Convenor by Jorge Salavert Pinedo
The Garden by C. Angelo Caci
To Susan, Down on the Farm by John Grey
Unscheduled Stop & Chat by KJ Hays
Where the Pretty Things Go by Teri Louise Kelly
World Peace by Shaleen Kumar Singh


7-Question Interviews with the following best-selling and award-winning authors:

Tom Bale
Ken Bruen
Karen Campbell
Lori Foster
Clifford Henderson
Patrick Lee
Randy Susan Meyers
Elizabeth Noble
David Oppegaard
Brad Parks
KJ Parker
Nicole Seitz
Adriana Trigiani
Katharine Weber
Lauren Willig

Profiled Section:

Profiled 7 Question Literary Agent Interview: Cherry Weiner, Cherry Weiner Literary Agency
Featured Poets: Michael Lee Johnson: 6 Poems; and
Bhaskaranand Jha Bhaskar: A Collection of 22 Poems
Featured Author: Dr. G.C. Rapaille, Archetype Discoveries Worldwide
Online Novellas: The 'Best Man' and The Gypsy Eagles, both by Konrad Deire



Exclusively, on Writing Raw: really BAD Shakespeare, a bi-monthly penny dreadful… really BAD Shakespeare is a new adventure in storytelling. Based on the concept of the penny dreadfuls from the nineteenth century, really BAD Shakespeare is a black comedy based on the "end of days" in the fictional town of Potter's Field, Illinois. Published bi-monthly and containing less than 1,500 words per episode, this experiment in creative writing will allow writers to expand their storytelling skills while pushing the plot further.

Episode 9: What Fools These Mortals Be!

Due to the holiday, the NEW Episode of really BAD Shakespeare will appear on February 17

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