The Cenacle | 64 | April 2008 *just released*
Posted: May 20th, 2008, 3:01 pm
The Cenacle | 64 | April 2008 *13th Anniversary Issue*--
http://www.geocities.com/scriptorpress/cenacle/64.html
This is one of the richest issues ever for number & variety of contributors:
* Nemo Boko's amazing color cover;
* Joe Ciccone's return to the The Cenacle after nearly 7 years, with a great new batch of poems;
* Newcomer (& fellow Portlander) Michael Van Kleeck's offering of gritty, funny, stranger poems;
* G.C. Dillon's latest fine fantasy, "The Braided Pony";
* Judih Haggai's newest poetical songs;
* Jim Burke III's return with a new letter mulling the "real reality" & related matters;
* Joseph Campbell's reprinted essay "Bios & Mythos";
* In honor of Albert Hofmann's recent passing at the age of 102, a chapter entitled "How LSD Originated" from his autobiography;
* Raymond Soulard's newest offerings include poems from Many Musics, part one of the fixtion Why?, & Notes from the Northwest; and
* Raymond & Kassandra Soulard's various photographic work.
A really good issue, I have to say, celebrating an anniversary amazing to have reached. The Cenacle will be a quarterly publication (with occasional special issues) hereon, a schedule I hope will be kept more easily.
http://www.geocities.com/scriptorpress/cenacle/64.html
This is one of the richest issues ever for number & variety of contributors:
* Nemo Boko's amazing color cover;
* Joe Ciccone's return to the The Cenacle after nearly 7 years, with a great new batch of poems;
* Newcomer (& fellow Portlander) Michael Van Kleeck's offering of gritty, funny, stranger poems;
* G.C. Dillon's latest fine fantasy, "The Braided Pony";
* Judih Haggai's newest poetical songs;
* Jim Burke III's return with a new letter mulling the "real reality" & related matters;
* Joseph Campbell's reprinted essay "Bios & Mythos";
* In honor of Albert Hofmann's recent passing at the age of 102, a chapter entitled "How LSD Originated" from his autobiography;
* Raymond Soulard's newest offerings include poems from Many Musics, part one of the fixtion Why?, & Notes from the Northwest; and
* Raymond & Kassandra Soulard's various photographic work.
A really good issue, I have to say, celebrating an anniversary amazing to have reached. The Cenacle will be a quarterly publication (with occasional special issues) hereon, a schedule I hope will be kept more easily.
