Amaze #16 is up!
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ankh_hplAmaze: The Cinquain Journal (edited by ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
dkolodji ) has just gone live! Check out the table of contents, with work by Duane Ackerson, Bryan Bridges, Michael L. Evans, Toni J. Gardner, Roxanne Hoffman, Paul Ingrassia, M.J. Iuppa, David Jalajel, Bob Lucky, Terra Martin, Naia, April Orr, Linda Papanicolaou, Kiwanda Paul, Kelly Polark, Carol Raisfeld, Jessica Reidy, Terrie Leigh Relf, Marge Simon, J.E. Stanley, s.c. virtes, and Yours Truly.
This is a mainstream journal, but many of the contributors come from the speculative poetry community -- and some of the cinquains, including my own, have a dark or speculative bent to them.
Not sure what the heck this five-line American verse form is? Try The Cinquain Page for all the information you're likely to need.
dkolodji ) has just gone live! Check out the table of contents, with work by Duane Ackerson, Bryan Bridges, Michael L. Evans, Toni J. Gardner, Roxanne Hoffman, Paul Ingrassia, M.J. Iuppa, David Jalajel, Bob Lucky, Terra Martin, Naia, April Orr, Linda Papanicolaou, Kiwanda Paul, Kelly Polark, Carol Raisfeld, Jessica Reidy, Terrie Leigh Relf, Marge Simon, J.E. Stanley, s.c. virtes, and Yours Truly.This is a mainstream journal, but many of the contributors come from the speculative poetry community -- and some of the cinquains, including my own, have a dark or speculative bent to them.
Not sure what the heck this five-line American verse form is? Try The Cinquain Page for all the information you're likely to need.
