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ISSN 1753-0644 Print Vol: VI. Issue: I, October Poetry Month Special Issue 2009 Price: £5.50
Humanising Marilyn Monroe: The Name is the Rose
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|Poetry Promenade: Malgorzata Kitowski| Ellarans: Munayem Mayenin| |Poetry Month Special: October Poetry Planet|Poetry More| A Fairy Tale: Sylve: Teressa Lee|Shortstory: Clarenden: Sharon Harriott and Memorial: Philip Ruthen|Film Reviews: Helena Sainz De Vicuña Photography|Helsinki Corpus|Book Reviews| Featured Poet of the Month: Claire Askew| Youth Lit| Imsonium Books|Poets’ Letter Youth Lit| Poetry Horizon: Briony Dennis Magazine | Poets’ Letter Fiction Magazine| Poets’ Letter Philosophia Magazine|Furthermore….
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Editorial Poem 3 Poets’ Letter Team 3 Poetry Promenade: Malgorzata Kitowski 4 Humanising Marilyn Monroe: The Name is the Rose 5-8 Ellarans: Munayem Mayenin 11-14 Film Reviews: Helena Sainz De Vicuña 15-16 Poet of the Month: Helen Long 16 Poetry Horizon: Briony Dennis 18 Featured Poet of the Month: Claire Askew 28-32 Poetry Month Special October Poetry Planet 44-67 Sarah Wardle, Aiko Harman, Bryan Oliver, Christian Ward, Rebecca Atherton, Tony Fernandez, Rowena Knight, Tomás Sánchez Santiago, Juli Jeana, Gracia Iglesias, Mila Ramos, Natalia Carbajosa, Laura Warnes, Angela J Elliott, Rachel Finn, Laura Abrar, Naomi Woddis, Isabel White, Simon Freedman, Katherine Michaud, C R Ventura, Holly New Book Review: 65-67
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8-10 Art 14 Photography 15 Poetry More: Kathleen van Geete, Tricia Peak, Jeremy Payne 19 Visualise Southwark Creative Competition 2009 23 Youth Lit: Ohie Mayenin, Rachel Carvosso, Jessica Warnes, Saahia Mayenin, Raaneem Mayenin 23-25 Sylve: A Fairy Tale: Teressa Lee 30-34 Stories: Sharon Harriott. Philip Ruthen
Submission Calls for Poets’ Letter Print Magazine Christmas 2009 Issue Submissions are invited in all areas of creative, philosophical and all other writings including all fiction and poetry. Deadline: November 15 2009 Only electronic submissions accepted Submit to: editor@poetsletter.com For more |
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Poets' Letter Online: 20th of the Month (Posted on the 1st of the month)
Poets' Letter Print: 15th of the month (Published on the 1st of the month)
Poets' Letter Youth Lit: 7th of the Month (Posted on the 14th of the month)
Poets' Letter Fiction: 15th of the Month (Posted on the 21st of the month)
Poets' Letter Philosophia: 30th of the Month (Posted on the 7th of the Month)
Poets' Letter's history goes as far back as its editor editing and publishing little magazines of different tittles at University days all of which ended up becoming one phrase: Poet's Letter that eventually became Poets' Letter. Poets' Letter was first published as a print magazine in a different format ( before the internet age flourished) in the late nineties which was bilingual and a few issues were published. The publication stopped for a few years till it was launched as an Online Monthly Magazine in March 2004, being posted on the author website of the editor. After a while Poets' Letter went on to have its own web home. Since than 5 years have watered into the history of this ocean of human creativity in the United Kingdom and the world beyond whereby we have published hundreds, if not thousands, of writers, poets, artists and photographers. In the process we tried to get into print and did manage to publish three print issues of the Magazine in 2006, though.
The print magazine is published again to celebrate October as Poetry Month (2009) and there will be a Christmas 2009 issue this side of the year.
Poets' Letter Magazine's germinative elements took fruit in the shape of London Poetry Festival which, like Poets' Letter, this year, is poised to celebrate its 5th year.
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Pentade Issue: March Year MMIX August Issue 2009 September Issue 2009 October Issue 2009 In Publication Since March 2004 Poets' Letter is a living thing, a community thing and a wonder thing: together. And it is an English thing, a British thing, a European thing as well as a Humanity thing since we are the Humanion peopling this small Planet in this sun-sunk, moon-lit, motion-mounted, space-bloomed place, Sunnara, in the province of Milky Way Galaxy that belongs to an Infinite Country: The Universe. Welcome onboard this platform of Universal Humanion. Nothing is built without toils and one cannot claim that one has built something until one has toiled for it with a faith, a conviction and with the power of one's dreams! We are trying to build something at Poets' Letter: all you can do is be a part of it: rain in your support, bring in your wind and seasons, soil in your faith and conviction and let us build together something deeper than ourselves and bigger than the corporations and their offspring: money! Poets' Letter is a name, it is not a business, it is not a bank, it is definitely not a brand or corporation. It is a means to create a platform for new and young writers/poets/artists/thinkers/creative people and offer a way to take their voices to the world and to have an impact in this branded world where our values and prices go up and down depending on what big brand has accepted us.
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