Associate Editor Mike Maggio is celebrating National Poetry Month with this event: 30 Poems by 30 Poets To celebrate National Poetry Month, I am planning to publish 30 poems by 30 different poets on my website. Each day during the…
PR is fortunate to have Montgomery College student interns each semester to assist in and learn about literary magazine production. When they're not working on spreadsheets, compiling lists and creating publicity, they spend time in a weekly course designed to introduce…
This month brings the first post of a monthly feature about electronic literature. Our guest blogger, Mark C. Marino, is a writer and scholar of digital literature, teaches writing at the University of Southern California. He is also Director of…
On April 5, PR will be co-sponsoring the day-long conference, CONVERSATIONS AND CONNECTIONS: PRACTICAL ADVICE ON WRITING. Here's a sampling of the writers who will be participating,with more to be added: Keynote, Marisa de los Santos, Tara Laskowski, D Foy,…
After PR wrapped itself in a pile of quilts and flopped on a nearby fainting couch, swearing that it would never, ever feel warm again, a letter arrived over the e-transom and chased the cold away. Contributor Tina Tocco writes: "As you're…
Kathleen Gunton is the cover photographer for issue #54 A graduate of California State University, Long Beach, she says "I must add, though, that I credit my photography skills to John J. J. J. Niven, a Scotsman and my mentor, who always…
http://youtu.be/I9A3VbCI3ns Associate Editor Jarvis Slacks interviews author Robert Olen Butler at the annual F. Scott Fitzgerald Conference held at Montgomery College in the fall.
The snow may be piling up outside PR's drafty door, but inside, there's enough good news to keep everyone warm. Go get yourself a cup of cocoa, tuck yourself into a cozy chair and have a look. Contributor Jeff Fearnside sends…
Technology Editor J. Howard writes about a week spent rediscovering uni-tasking and the written word. Except for the morning and evening communal yelling from howler monkeys in the trees beyond our balcony, our week spent in Costa Rica was relatively…