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LETTERS /POEMS by EDITORS
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dear
dr saxena
terribly sorry about the very late response to your kind offer
for
publishing an assamese edition of kritya. i have been indisposed
for a while
now and hence my literary pursuits have had to take a backseat.
if you let
me know the scope and volume of the issue that you expect, we
can start
working on the timeframe, etc
again, with apologies for the very late reply
uddipana
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many thanks!
the literary way you have chosen ist so important!
(the coming together of poetry and politics or society)
petra ganglbauer
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thanks for such an informative and thought provoking issue
janmejai
Dr. Prem Janmejai
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Many thanks for your email.
And please could you post/pass on the following press release to
interested parties via your emailing list, and ask them to pass
it along; much appreciated.
Also, if possible to exchange links?
Best,
Carole
www.kudoswriting.wordpress.com
Kudos 76
MAY/JUNE 2009
Runs mostly from the end of this month right up to mid July, and
beyond
Answers on a postcard
to Leaf Books. And more traveling hopefully for Alexander
Cordell,
along with Bradt and the British Czech & Slovak Association.
Sounds good; mmm? There’s more from Mere (poetry),
plus prose for Meridian, Mabel Barber, and the BBC; both, for
Bridport.
You can attribute essays to David Rattray*,
Sir Peter Ustinov for TV scripts,
Tony Lothian for biography;
poetry entries to Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Edwin Morgan.
Further afield: Oregon based Calyx for the ladies,
Michigan’s Mcguffin is hunting down poems, and so are Blue
Mountain.
Chapbooks for Hotmetal Press, and lots and lots of things for
Literal Latte.
*And it’s free, as are several others.
Want to know about what’s ‘Lost’ and what is ‘Find’?
Or about Moccus, Cazart, Review Fuse, Vulgari or Fish Pie –
they’re all here, in the May/June issue of Kudos
**
polish issue dekha achcha laga. mein polish kavita ka fan raha
hoon. ek samay hindi kaviyon par unka kaafi asar tha. satyapal
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Dear Rati,
Rati, thank you for all the good work you've done with this
issue and
your KRITYA enterprise. I know how much all of this work takes
and
how much it must be a labor of love.
John
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