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Winter 2010
Issue 012


Winner(s) of the Writer/Artist Contest
Photo essay by Jay Adler with photography by Julia Dean

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Fiction
Nonfiction
Poetry
Sundry

THE INCIDENT WITH THE HEADBAND by Jolanda Alkemade

CONTEST WINNER! -- BORDELLO ROOMS by Jay Adler & Julia Dean

MONOLINGUAL by Nelly Lang

OUTDATED IMAGE MAKER by Francis DiClemente

HANDS by Oormila V. Prahlad

I THOUGHT YOU'D LIKE TO KNOW by Nathalie Boisard-Beudin

NIGHT SPEAKS by Marilyn Pellecchia

ALCHEMY by Ray Scanlon

COMING RAIN by Jennifer Stanley

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NEWS & EVENTS

 



Notes From the Editor

IT'S BEEN A WHILE since the Writer’s Eye Magazine published a new issue—six months, in fact. Now, a new year and a new decade spread before us, like pristine pages and canvases, not yet marked by the pens and brushes of our decisions. I love the unwritten page; it holds endless possibilities. Likewise, I love the start of each new year. Though the demarcations of time are not tangible, as is the turning of a page, the feeling is much the same. All things seem possible.

The truth is that each day, each moment in fact, holds unlimited possibilities—for change or for much of the same. What we paint on the canvases of our lives is entirely up to us. This truth can be both exciting and terrifying, depending on whether or not we view life as a playground or a school. Personally, I prefer to think of it as a playground—a place to explore, imagine, create friendships, learn, grow, and most of all, have fun.

So what’s in store for The Writer’s Eye Magazine in 2010? The future is never certain, but here is what I wish to be:

    High quality new fiction, nonfiction, photo essays, and poetry

   Increased readership and exposure for our author/artists and for the multi-faceted concept behind The Writer’s Eye

   An improved store—more products and a better shopping cart system

   Expansion of services and resources, including relevant news and classes

Let’s toast in the New Year together with great art, reading, and a shared vision for a better world.

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