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WHLReview145 Foster Street The Wilderness House Literary Review is a publication devoted to excellence in literature and the arts. TheWHLReview is published online quarterly with a best
of annual print edition.
To contact an editor simply click on a name below. To submit work to us please see "Submissions" below: Editor & Publisher Editor-at-Large Poetry Editor Fiction Editor Assistant Fiction Editors Nonfiction Editor Book Reviews Editor Arts Editor/Curator Poet in Residence SubmissionsDeadlines are as follows Please read this section before submitting work. Please include some form of identification in the work itself. All submissions must be in electronic form. Our preference is an MS Word file uploaded through the system below. Please do not send us pdf files. We can't use them. By submitting work to us you grant us a non-exclusive license to publish your work in any form we see fit. You may withdraw a submission up until the issue deadline (see above). We don't pay so you retain all copyrights. If we publish your work online we may include it in a printed edition. Poetry may be submitted in any length. Please don't submit 100 poems and ask us to pick 3. Fiction may be submitted in three formats:
We also accept longer forms of fiction occasionally. Non-Fiction is just that so lets see some interesting footnotes. Non-fiction should be short, (a lot) less than 5000 words Book Reviews should be positive unless the author is a well-known blowhard. Our mission is to encourage literature not discourage it.. Any form of art may be submitted with the constraint that it must be something that can be published in 2 dimensions. It’s hard to publish sculpture but illustrations together with some intelligent prose count. Published works are welcome with proper attribution. Please submit all works electronically. Click here to submit to Wilderness House Literary Review
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Welcome to the 43st issue (Volume 11, no 3) of the Wilderness House Literary Review. WHLR is a result of the collaboration between a group of poets and writers who call themselves the Bagel Bards (who keep publishing their anthologies). The stories, articles, poems and examples of art have
been presented as PDF files. This is a format that
allows for a much cleaner presentation than would otherwise be available on
the web. If you don’t have an Adobe Reader (used to read a PDF file) on your
computer you can download one from the Adobe website. These files are large and we hope you will be patient when downloading
then, however we think the beauty of the words deserves a beautiful presentation. Our ISSN number is 2156-0153. Let us know what you think in our Letters to the Editor. Table of Contents Opine
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We also have a remarkable lineup of poets, so enjoy.
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An exciting travelog:
Dosha, flight of the Russian Gypsies
As we said when we started this is a joint production of Wilderness House Literary Retreat and the “bagel bards”. The “Bagel Bards” have just published their nineth anthology. You may purchase them here:
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The summer around Wilderness House has been a strange one. We are in a “severe” drought. It’s October first and the leaves haven’t yet turned. It should be raining red and yellow leaves. The humming birds have just left and the geese have not yet formed up for their migration south. The lake in Bumblebee park has been dry since the end of July and kind souls have set up water stops for the deer in the woods. We have too. We don’t think the beavers made it. We hope for rain.
