Showing posts with label potpourri. Show all posts
Showing posts with label potpourri. Show all posts

Thursday, July 26, 2012

THE PATH vol.2, number 1

                                  TABLE OF CONTENTS

                             Volume 2, Number 1  Summer, 2012


D. E. Z. Butler
Two Poems
   7
Catherine Becker Reynolds
Joanne M. Deck
Paul Grella
Betty Mathews
Steven G. Farrell
Isadora Dahlen
Michael and the Mother’s Day Present
Life Lessons from the Littlest Ones
The Marathon
Poem
The Crimson Druid of Wisconsin
Mom, Where are you?
 10
 17
 23
 33
 35
 56
Eva Willis
Two Poems
 65
Budd Nelson
Steven G. Farrell
The Ancient One
Four Irish-American Hellcats!
 67
 75
Tatjana DebeljaĨki 
Chris Wilkensen
Poem
Skydiving off Skyscrapers
 92
 94
Tracy Werth
What a Boy Needs  
101
A  Paul Bergen
R. J.  Buckley
Mary J. Nickum



Contributor Bios
Submission Guidelines
Advertisements
On The Necessity of Being God
Jessica Carter Sanford
Book Review:  Steve Jobs

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Monday, June 18, 2012

Advertise in THE PATH now

THE PATH is available in print from Amazon ( http://ning.it/oHXSxK via @amazon), Smashwords (www.smashwords.com), CreateSpace (www.createspace.com)  and Barnes and Noble (www.barnesandnoble.com).
THE PATH is available electronically for Amazon Kindle, Barnes and Noble Nook, and at Smashwords (www.smashwords.com); in print on Amazon and CreateSpace (www.createspace.com).

THE PATH is a publication of The Path to Publication Group, a 501(c)(3) non-profit literature and writing organization. Dedicated to supporting innovative, cross-genre writing, the press publishes the work of translators, poets, and other writers. We encourage interaction between writers and readers by featuring works that appeal to a wide range of readers in our semi-annual literary journal. By actualizing the potential linguistic, cultural and political benefits of international literary exchange, we aim to ensure the advancement of literacy.

Specifications for Advertising in THE PATH
Full Page:         8”x10” black and white                                              $75.00
                          Any font that is easy to read
½ Page:               8”x5” black and white                                               $50.00
                          Any font that is easy to read
¼ Page:              2” x 2 ½” black and white                                          $35.00
                          Any font that is easy to read.
    Business Card is ok.
All ads must be submitted in .jpeg format and sized to fit. It must be ready to drop into the publication without further editing or resizing.
Orders to:
Mary Nickum
The Path to Publication Group
16201 E. Keymar Dr.
Fountain Hills, AZ 85268

Thursday, February 16, 2012

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS

The submission period for the third issue of THE PATH is now open. Please refer to the submission guidelines below when developing your manuscript. The deadline for submissions is April 30, 2012.

Submission Guidelines*
The Path
The Path to Publication Group is publishing a new literary publication – The Path.    You are invited to submit short stories, essays, book reviews and poems for inclusion in the semi-annual issues.  
 The theme for this issue is ‘Potpourri.’ For more information please visit the websites: www.pathtopublication.net and www.thepathmagazine.com . Past contributors will receive a call for submissions by e-mail automatically.  
1)      Short stories and essays - 2500 to 7000 words
2)             Poetry - 1 page

Please polish your manuscripts to the best of your ability and, of course, have someone else edit your work before sending to Path to Publication.   Do not format your work: no page numbers, no headers or footers, no paragraph indentations (skip a line for paragraph spacing).  Manuscripts must be submitted in Microsoft Word or RTF form.  Font: Times New Roman - size 12. All submissions must be submitted electronically, as e-mail attachments, to: mjnickum@cox.net .
Deadline for Issue #3 is April 30, 2012
All rights are retained by the author, and there will be no compensation for accepted work at this time*.

*Because we are staffed by volunteers, we can only compensate our writers in exposure to our audience.  Our columnists enjoy great publicity for their own blogs, books, websites, and projects.  Many find great reward in doing something good for the world of literature and literacy. You may also purchase add space to further promote your work.