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WELCOME!
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 on a regular basis. 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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We're happy to announce that Fiction Editor Mitchell Waldman's new short story collection is now out from Adelaide Books! The book is already garnering some great reviews! Of the work readers have already said that: "Waldman has crafted a nuanced and engaging collection. His stories set us on an emotional tightrope, daring us to forgo a safety net, while seducing us to look down and discover who we are. Sometimes poignantly devastating, and other times savagely funny, he guides us through family trauma, corporate America, and faithful understanding to remind us if we can be less of a stranger to the world, maybe we can be less of a stranger to ourselves." (Josh Penzone, author of The Court of Vintage Woods: Linked Stories). Readers have also said that "Brothers, Fathers, and Other Strangers is remarkable for its scope, honesty, imagination, social sensitivity, and moral concern." (Robert Wexelblatt, author of The Thirteenth Studebaker, Hsi-wei Tales, etc.) And it has been said that "In Brothers, Fathers, and Other Strangers, Waldman explores masculinity, but not stereotypical masculinity. In these stories, you will see men battling their memories and emotions as they attempt to come to grips with their pasts and make a way for their lives. Waldman sets his work in reality with a dash of fantasy and the occasional twist ending. Waldman is doing something special in the short story form, and his stories will entertain, enlighten, and elate." (Hardy Jones, author of Resurrection of Childhood: A Memoir, and Every Bitter Thing). . For more information on the book, check out Mitchell and Diana's website. Available at Amazon--Click HERE.
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You may enjoy other writings of, and books edited by, our editors.
To learn more about these books, check out The Bookstore.
WELCOME!
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 on a regular basis. 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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We're happy to announce that Fiction Editor Mitchell Waldman's new short story collection is now out from Adelaide Books! The book is already garnering some great reviews! Of the work readers have already said that: "Waldman has crafted a nuanced and engaging collection. His stories set us on an emotional tightrope, daring us to forgo a safety net, while seducing us to look down and discover who we are. Sometimes poignantly devastating, and other times savagely funny, he guides us through family trauma, corporate America, and faithful understanding to remind us if we can be less of a stranger to the world, maybe we can be less of a stranger to ourselves." (Josh Penzone, author of The Court of Vintage Woods: Linked Stories). Readers have also said that "Brothers, Fathers, and Other Strangers is remarkable for its scope, honesty, imagination, social sensitivity, and moral concern." (Robert Wexelblatt, author of The Thirteenth Studebaker, Hsi-wei Tales, etc.) And it has been said that "In Brothers, Fathers, and Other Strangers, Waldman explores masculinity, but not stereotypical masculinity. In these stories, you will see men battling their memories and emotions as they attempt to come to grips with their pasts and make a way for their lives. Waldman sets his work in reality with a dash of fantasy and the occasional twist ending. Waldman is doing something special in the short story form, and his stories will entertain, enlighten, and elate." (Hardy Jones, author of Resurrection of Childhood: A Memoir, and Every Bitter Thing). . For more information on the book, check out Mitchell and Diana's website. Available at Amazon--Click HERE.
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You may enjoy other writings of, and books edited by, our editors.
To learn more about these books, check out The Bookstore.
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