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From: The Pedestal Magazine <thepedestalmagazine@listwriter.com>
Date: July 21, 2011 4:44:21 PM EDT
To: goodenreviews@yahoo.com
Subject: Pedestal's July Newsletter
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Hi,
I hope you continue to enjoy Pedestal Magazine. Please see the information below regarding new fiction editor, Charles Rammelkamp; Pedestal 64; submissions for Pedestal's upcoming August issue; and other related matters. Thanks for your ongoing support,John Amen
July 21, 2011
Charles Rammelkamp, New Fiction Editor We're glad to announce that Charles Rammelkamp will be joining the Pedestal staff as a regular fiction editor. Mr. Rammelkamp's most recent book is Castleman in the Academy (March Street Press 2008), a collection of stories about a reluctant English/writing professor in a community college. In 2012, Time Being Books will publish his poetry sequence, Fusen Bakudan, that deals with missionaries during the Vietnam War. A chapbook of poems, Mixed Signals, is also forthcoming from MuscleHead Press. He is the editor of the semi-annual/annual online literary journal, The Potomac.
Pedestal 64 Fiction (introduction by guest-editor Howard Hendrix) by Caroline Hansen, David W. Landrum, Tim Myers, and Patricia Puckett.Spoken Word (selected by editor Zachary Kluckman) by E. Amato, Mahogany Browne, and Erin Northern.Reviews by JoSelle Vanderhooft, Alice Osborn, Emilia Fuentes Grant, Lee Rossi, Cindy Hochman, and Paul Sohar.
Poetry (introduction by editors Marge Simon and Bruce Boston) by Lee Ballentine, Elizabeth Barrette, Robert Borski, Bryan D. Dietrich, Robert Frazier, Geoffrey A. Landis, Valerie Loveland, John C. Mannone, Benjamin Myers, Emily O'Neill, Steven L. Peck, and Michael Shorb.
Submissions for August 2011 Issue (reading cycle June 28-August 14) Poetry submissions are "open," no restrictions on style, theme, length, or genre.
Fiction submissions are "open," flash and longer work (500-5000 words), all themes and styles.Survey In an attempt to update our records and be as attuned to our readers as possible, we're continuing to conduct a survey. If you would like to participate, you can access the questionnaire directly by visiting: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=8odQRZ3iP_2frJZbpfIMOSzg_3d_3d. The survey is also accessible via The Pedestal site (you will need to temporarily deactivate your pop-up blocker in order for the survey window to appear on the homepage). Thank you in advance for your involvement. Advertising with The Pedestal Magazine Advertise in The Pedestal Magazine's newsletter, which goes out monthly to 25,000 opt-in subscribers. Visit the advertising section or write us at pedmagazine@carolina.rr.com for more information. Advertising with Pedestal is a great way to let thousands of people know about your book, product, magazine, and/or services. If you enjoy reading The Pedestal Magazine, please consider giving a tax-deductible donation of at least $10 in honor of our 10th anniversary of providing high-quality literature with no charge to our readers. You can make a donation online by visiting: http://www.thepedestalmagazine.com/page.php?pid=17. The site is completely secure, and your credit card/Paypal information will remain totally confidential. Or, if you would prefer to mail your donation, you can send a check to: The Pedestal Magazine; 6815 Honors Court; Charlotte, NC 28210.
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Credits: 1) Photo of Charles Rammelkamp, 2) "Lavender Lady" by Robert Evans.
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