Welcome to Issue 10 of StylusLit, where author, poet and editor, Philip Neilsen, shares his work and views on writing.
Other poets in this issue are Phil Brown, Angela Costi, B.R.Dionysius, Jane Frank, Marcelle Freiman, Dominique Hecq, Stu Hatton, John Hicks, Alana Kelsall, Dom Symes, Carl Walsh, Les Wicks and Jena Woodhouse.
There’s creative non-fiction from Erica Wheadon, and short fiction from Paul Murgatroyd, Peter Murphy, Mark O’Flynn, Karen Petersen, and Ron Singer.
Finally, read reviews of Airplane Baby Banana Blanket by Benjamin Dodds, Wide River by Jane Frank, Kaosmos by Dominique Hecq, and The Beating Heart by Denise O’Hagan.
The new year will see some changes. After five years of involvement, Andrew Leggett will be leaving his position as fiction and non-fiction editor to pursue more writing. Andrew has made a tremendous contribution and we wish him all the best. The March issue will be co-edited by Andrew and our incoming editor, Gershon Maller, after which Gershon will take the reins. We are very happy to have Gershon onboard. His research theses explored the works of J.L. Borges and Wallace Stevens, respectively. Read more in About.
Enjoy!
Rosanna Licari
Bios
Creative Non-fiction
The High Road
By Erica Wheadon
Fiction
Cruising
By Peter Murphy
Metamorphoses
By Paul Murgatroyd
The Naivete Of Assumption
By Karen Petersen
Tory
By Mark O’Flynn
Tsvey Abuelos (Two Grandfathers)
By Ron Singer
Poetry
At Michael Wolff’s Party to Celebrate Fire and Fury
By Philip Neilsen
Atlantis to Valles Marineris
By Jena Woodhouse
Chengdu – After the Festival
By Les Wicks
Cooling Off
By Angela Costi
Happenstance
By Dominique Hecq
Late Flowering
By Phil Brown
Late Night Thoughts
By Dominic Symes
Miro’s Paysage (Landscape) 1927
By Marcelle Freiman
Monsoon
By John Hicks
Mothers’ Day
By B.R. Dionysius
Sericulture
By Jane Frank
the land dry
By Stu Hatton
The wrong turn that lost us
By Carl Walsh
when the sun comes up
By Alana Kelsall
Reviews
Airplane Baby Banana Blanket
By Benjamin Dodds
Kaosmos
By Dominique Hecq
The Beating Heart
By Denise O'Hagan
Wide River
By Jane Frank