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Hamilton Stone Review
Issue # 16 Fall 2008

The All-West Virginia Issue!!

 

 

current issue no. 16, fall 2008: The West Virginia Issue

Poetry by Maggie Anderson, Debbie Benedetti, Laura Bentley. Mary Lucille DeBerry, Cheryl Denise, Victor Depta. Harry Gieg, Chris Green, Marc Harshman, Kirk Judd, P.J. Laska , Jeff Mann, John McKernan, Llewellyn McKernan, Phyllis Moore, Eddy Pendarvis, Sue Ann Simar, Barbara Smith , Anna Egan Smucker, Beth Staley, Sandy Vrana , Randi Ward, Sherrell Wigal; and prose by Dory Adams, Belinda Anderson, Colleen Anderson, Crystal Allene Cook, Lori D'Angelo, Denise Giardina, Patricia Hopper, Norman Julian, Deane Lindsey Kern, Chuck Kinder, Gretchen Moran Laskas, George Lies, Susan Maczko, Keith Maillard, Marie Manilla, Katherine Manley, Lee Maynard, Phyllis Moore, Ann Pancake, Cat Pleska, Carter Seaton, Kevin Stewart, M. Glenn Taylor, and Dolly Withrow.

issue no. 15, summer 2008

Fiction by J. C. Frampton, Luke Rolfes, Sharmila Mukherjee, Nora Costello, and Hallie Elizabeth Newton. Poetry by Chad Heltzel, Reamy Jansen, Allen Bramhall, Gabriele Quartero, Meg Pokrass, Sheila Murphy and Douglas Barbour, Joseph Somoza, Craig Cotter, Janet Butler, Robert E. Wood, Rick Marlatt, Simon Perchik, Ron Winkler

issue no. 14, winter 2008

Featuring selections from Hamilton Stone Edition's 2008 Book List by Rebecca Kavaler, Jane Lazarre, Eva Kollisch, and Rochelle Ratner; and poetry by Bobbi Lurie, CL Bledsoe, David Thornbrugh, Alex Cigale, Georgios Tsangaris, John M. Bennett, Burt Kimmelman, Jamie Cooper, Cheyenne Nimes, and Laurie Price.

issue no. 13, fall 2007

Fiction by Helen Duberstein, Anne Earney, Joan Newburger, and Niama Leslie Williams; and poetry by Stephen Baraban, Gary Beck, Hugh Fox, Skip Fox, James Grabill , Holly Iglesias, Roger Mitchell, Sheila E. Murphy, Gianina Opris, Suzanne Ryan, Gregory Vincent St. Tomasino, and Mark Weiss.

issue no. 12, summer 2007

Fiction by Mary Chang, Daniel Coshnear, Nelson Eshleman, Tom Fillion, Semia Harbawi, Remy Jansen, Robert Miltner, Chris Semansky; nonfiction by Judith Jenya; and poetry by John M. Bennett, Jenn Blair, CL Bledsoe, Mark DuCharme, Bob Marcacci, Ashok Niyogi, Philip Byron Oakes,Doug Ramspeck, Jessy Randall, Rochelle Ratner, Daniel M. Shapiro, Amanda Silbernagel, and Davide Trame.

issue no. 11, winter 2007

Fiction by Marilyn Coffey, Julie Compton, Harold Klapper, Sybil Kollar, and Suzanne McConnell; nonfiction by Jim Murphy; and poetry by Maxianne Berger, Andrew Burke, James Davies, Roger Day, Mary Rising Higgins, Rodney Nelson, Maurice Oliver, Simon Perchik, Elizabeth Kate Switaj, R. L. Swihart, Sally Van Doren, Jason Wilkinson, Michael Young, and Changming Yuan.                                   

issue no. 10, fall 2006

Fiction by Stephanie Bachula, Ken Champion, Hugh Fox, Brian E. Langston, Denise Mann, and Wayne Scheer; and poetry by Crag Hill, Jan Clausen, Peter Munro, John M. Bennett, Sandy McIntosh, Roy Frisvold, Jéanpaul Ferro, Hugh Fox, Joel Solonche, Scott Keeney, and Glenn Bach.                              

issue no. 9, spring 2006

Fiction by D. L. Luke, Grant Tracey, Aaron Gilbreath, Charles Rammelkamp, and Mark MacNamara; nonfiction by Lori Horvitz and Tim Murphy; and poetry by Rodney Nelson, kari edwards, Sybil Kollar, Lanny Quarles, Michelle Greenblatt and Sheila E. Murphy, Jan Clausen, Jeanne Shannon, Alan Sondheim, Janet Jackson, Bob Marcacci, and Simon Perchik.                                   

issue no. 8, winter 2006

Fiction by Thaddeus Rutkowski, Jason Rice,Darryl Halbrooks, and Raymond Federman and"poetry by Katherine Holmes, Mary Rising Higgins, Sam Pereira, Harry Nudel,Cortney Davis, Bruce Covey, Alan Sondheim, CL Bledsoe, Jon Leon, James Cervantes, and Richard Kostelanetz.

issue no. 7, fall 2005

Fiction by Sheila Kohler, Eva Kollisch, Kathrin Perutz, and Karen Satran; and poetry by Ioan Flora, Kenneth Wolman, L. N. Allen, Lynn Levin, Rodney Nelson, Maurice Oliver, Sarah Birl, Mark Young, and Maxianne Berger.\

issue no. 6, summer 2005

Fiction by Pat MacEnulty, Ramsey Wilkins, and Masha Zager , and poetry by Gene Frumkin, Amy King, Kenneth Pobo, Joseph Somoza, David Hopes, Stephen Vincent, Bob Marcacci, Harriet Zinnes, Kerry O'Keefe, Gregory Vincent St. Thomasino, Eileen Tabios, Frederick Pollack, and David Howard.

issue no. 5, winter 2005

Fiction by Sybil Kollar, Sue Mellins, Lance Olsen, and poetry by Deborah Poe, Alan Brilliant, Susan Donnelly, Paul Murphy, Catherine Daly, Tad Richards, Sybil Kollar, Todd Swift, mIEKAL aND, Roy Frisvold, Rochelle Ratner, Hugh Steinberg, William Sylvester, Tim Martin, Andrew Lundwall, Burt Kimmelman, James Cervantes, Skip Fox, Sheila E. Murphy, and César Vallejo (translated by Rebecca Seiferle)

issue no. 4, fall 2004     All Fiction Issue

Fiction by members of the Hamilton Stone Collective: Halvard Johnson, Rebecca Kavaler, Edith Konecky, Carole Rosenthal, Lynda Schor, and Meredith Sue Willis

issue no. 3, summer 2004     All Poetry Issue

Poems by Jordan Davis, Harriet Zinnes, Edward Field, Gene Frumkin, Zan Ross, Barry Alpert. Hugh Seidman, Alvin Greenberg, and Mary Rising Higgins.

issue no. 2, spring 2004

Poems by Jane Augustine,  Michael Heller, Rebecca Kavaler, Sybil Kollar, Larry Goodell, Lewis LaCook, Roger Mitchell, Tom Raworth , Rochelle Ratner, and Joseph Somoza.  Fiction by Jane Lazarre, Richard Perry, and Susan Robbins.

issue no. 1, fall 2003  

Poems by James V. Cervantes, Wendy Battin, Dick Allen, and Gwyn McVay.
Fiction by Joan Newburger, Ellen Alexander Conley, and Shelley Ettinger.

 

About Us

The Hamilton Stone Review is part of a movement of small, independent publishers dedicated to distributing high quality fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction. We intend to encourage writers, whether unpublished or established, by bringing their work to readers by way of this online literary magazine.

 

 

Submissions

The Hamilton Stone Review publishes three times a year: in June, October, and February. Please send 1-7 poems in the body of your message and/or in ONE attachment; one story or up to three short shorts per message and/or attachment, please. Send bios with submissions. No snailmail submissions will be read.

For the February 2009 issue, poetry submissions should go directly to Halvard Johnson at halvard@earthlink.net.  Send prose to Lynda Schor at lyndaschor@earthlink.net with the words Prose Submission to HSR in the subject line. When submissions are closed, work will be returned unread.

 

 

Contact

To get in touch, write us at Hamilton Stone Review or email as above in the submissions.

 

Editors:

Poetry Editor Issue 1, Fall 2003: Halvard Johnson.
Fiction Editor Issue 1, Fall 2003: Meredith Sue Willis.

Poetry Editor Issue 2, Spring 2004: Halvard Johnson.
Fiction Editor Issue 2: Carole Rosenthal.

Editor Issue 3, Summer 2004: Halvard Johnson.

Editors Issue 4, Fall 2004: Rebecca Kavaler & Edith Konecky

Poetry Editor Issue 5, Winter 2005: Halvard Johnson.
Fiction Editor Issue 5, Winter 2005: Carole Rosenthal

Poetry Editor Issue 6, Summer 2005: Halvard Johnson.
Fiction Editor Issue 6, Summer 2005: Lynda Schor

Poetry Editor Issue 7, Fall 2005: Halvard Johnson.
Fiction Editors Issue 7, Fall 2005: Rebecca Kavaler & Edith Konecky

Poetry Editor Issue 8, Winter 2006 : Halvard Johnson.
Fiction Editor Issue 8, Winter 2006: Lynda Schor

Poetry Editor Issue 9, Spring 2006: Halvard Johnson.
Fiction Editor Issue 9, Spring 2006: Nathan Leslie
Non-fiction Editor Issue 9, Spring 2006: Lynda Schor

Poetry Editor Issue 10, Fall 2006: Halvard Johnson.
Fiction Editor Issue 10, Fall 2006: Meredith Sue Willis

Poetry Editor Issue 11, Winter 2007: Halvard Johnson.
Fiction Editor Issue 11, Winter 2007: Carole Rosenthal
Nonfiction Editor Issue 11, Winter 2007: Lynda Schor

Poetry Editor Issue 12, Summer 2007: Halvard Johnson.
Fiction Editor Issue 12, Summer 2007: Lynda Schor
Nonfiction Editor Issue 12, Summer 2007: Lynda Schor

Poetry Editor Issue 13, Fall 2007: Halvard Johnson.
Fiction Editor Issue 13, Fall 2007: Edith Konecky

Poetry Editor Issue 14, Winter 2008: Halvard Johnson.
Fiction Editor Issue 14, Winter 2008: Meredith Sue Willis

Poetry Editor Issue 15, Summer 2008: Halvard Johnson.
Fiction Editor Issue 15, Summer 2008: Lynda Schor

Editor Issue 16, Fall 2008--The West Virginia Issue: Meredith Sue Willis

 

 

 

Commentary on the Hamilton Stone Review

 

 

Comments on the West Virginia Issue, # 16:

From the West Virginia Writers, Inc. Newsletter:

The Hamilton Stone Review is part of a movement of small, independent publishers dedicated to distributing high quality fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction. Their intent is to encourage writers, whether unpublished or established, by bringing their work to readers by way of this online literary magazine. For the latest issue, those of better judgment at this widely respected literary magazine have handed the reigns to author, teacher, and West Virginia expatriate, Meredith Sue Willis. She has gathered some of the best of the best of the mountain state to create 'The West Virginia Issue'.
Don't hesitate to download this to your computer, sit back, and enjoy the fruits of the children of these hills' labor. Enjoy! . . . and thank you Meredith Sue Willis!

James Cervantes in response to the West Virginia Issue (#16) sent a link to his poem set in the state.

 

Congratulations on the latest edition. It looks and reads wonderfully. The photography is truly beautiful and enhances the feel of the writing.

                                                         -- Carter Seaton

 

 

Other comments:

I love what you and other editors are building on the web in The Hamilton Stone Review -- range, depth, writing that takes chances, makes changes... I can't ask for more as reader and writer.
                                                                      -- Crag Hill, Moscow, Idaho

 

Eva Kollisch's "Stealing"  [HSR Issue # 7, Fall 2005] is a deeply penetrating story....The imaginary dialogue between the old lady, Lisa, and her school-age alter ego, Fev, spanning so many years of single life, gives a tender poignancy to the story. It's a feeling similar to what I felt towards the end of  Virginia Woolf's To the Lighthouse.   

                                                                               -- Lawrence Israel

 

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