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Welcome to Blue Lake Review, home of some of the greatest fiction and poetry on the Internet.
Take a look around. We feature writing from veteran as well as upcoming writers.
Our goal is to bring compelling, meaningful, insightful fiction and poetry to you every month. Something you can ponder and gnaw on. Something to bring light, or at least, growth and understanding to our readers on a regular basis. No frivolous pieces here. Your time is too valuable. We're serious about our words, and are selective in what we present to you, sifting through the mountains of words to pull out the diamonds.
We bring you our best. And if you're a writer, send us your best.
We hope you enjoy the great new Blue Lake Review!
--Mitchell & Diana
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You may enjoy the writings of, or books edited by, our editors.
To learn more about their books, check out The Bookstore.
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What they've been saying about Diana May-Waldman's A Woman’s Song:
"A dazzlingly stark collection of poetry."
"May-Waldman's poetry portrays many challenges of being a woman--a surprising amount for such a slim volume--sad, loving, remembering, and suffering."
"[A]n endearing and empowering 21st century ode to women! Waldman's poetry speaks to many women and on many levels. She reveals hard core truths as well as self-told lies about the nature of being a woman."
See book at Amazon
Get the Kindle version
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What they're saying about Mitchell Waldman's Petty Offenses and Crimes of the Heart:
"These stories startle with sudden, uncompromising insight. They seem ordinary people engaged in ordinary lives until betrayals, accidents and misfortune put the puzzles of their weak choices and unfair chance into stark relief when they are left with a kind of clarity they might have been happier not to have "
"Faulkner said that an author's job is to make the extraordinary seem ordinary and to make the ordinary seem extraordinary, and in Petty Offenses this is what Waldman accomplishes. While reading the stories you may wonder "Is there any place safe to go?," but you will be glad that you spent time in Waldman's world."
"Truly a beautiful collection of stories about ordinary people living ordinary lives until various circumstances come along and change everything."
See book at Amazon
Get the Kindle version
Welcome to Blue Lake Review, home of some of the greatest fiction and poetry on the Internet.
Take a look around. We feature writing from veteran as well as upcoming writers.
Our goal is to bring compelling, meaningful, insightful fiction and poetry to you every month. Something you can ponder and gnaw on. Something to bring light, or at least, growth and understanding to our readers on a regular basis. No frivolous pieces here. Your time is too valuable. We're serious about our words, and are selective in what we present to you, sifting through the mountains of words to pull out the diamonds.
We bring you our best. And if you're a writer, send us your best.
We hope you enjoy the great new Blue Lake Review!
--Mitchell & Diana
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
You may enjoy the writings of, or books edited by, our editors.
To learn more about their books, check out The Bookstore.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
What they've been saying about Diana May-Waldman's A Woman’s Song:
"A dazzlingly stark collection of poetry."
"May-Waldman's poetry portrays many challenges of being a woman--a surprising amount for such a slim volume--sad, loving, remembering, and suffering."
"[A]n endearing and empowering 21st century ode to women! Waldman's poetry speaks to many women and on many levels. She reveals hard core truths as well as self-told lies about the nature of being a woman."
See book at Amazon
Get the Kindle version
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----------------------------------------------------------------------
What they're saying about Mitchell Waldman's Petty Offenses and Crimes of the Heart:
"These stories startle with sudden, uncompromising insight. They seem ordinary people engaged in ordinary lives until betrayals, accidents and misfortune put the puzzles of their weak choices and unfair chance into stark relief when they are left with a kind of clarity they might have been happier not to have "
"Faulkner said that an author's job is to make the extraordinary seem ordinary and to make the ordinary seem extraordinary, and in Petty Offenses this is what Waldman accomplishes. While reading the stories you may wonder "Is there any place safe to go?," but you will be glad that you spent time in Waldman's world."
"Truly a beautiful collection of stories about ordinary people living ordinary lives until various circumstances come along and change everything."
See book at Amazon
Get the Kindle version
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