Here it is! The Magazine Team proudly presents January’s issue of AllWrite.
I want to mention that although we went ahead and released the magazine a few days ago, for your reading pleasure, Lisa Bennett has continued to work very diligently on perfecting the pages. So even if you have already viewed it, please check it out again. She has worked very hard to make it even better. Thank you Lisa!
Along with the regular monthly installments of AllWrite Update, Mailbag, The Buzz, Ask M and The Kitchen, we have some wonderful articles on Mythology to tease your literary palette.
Begin your journey reading about three unique members of Allpoetry. Von, Mark Rickerby and Saykori graciously invited us into their private world and provided us with some insightful glimpses into their lives.
Follow along with Rebecca Greenway and discover how King Arthur became king and what took place on his journey into knighthood. Then walk with Mark Rickerby through the purpose of mythology and its importance to the writer’s of today. Paul Rowley will introduce you to Norse Mythology and Reality and Renee Matthew’s will reveal to you the Origins of Greek Mythology.
Discover the exciting lives of Echo, Mnemosyne, Mystical Beasts and the Gorgon Medusa. Then read the newest trophy winners for the AllWrite poetry contests. We also have some exciting reviews brought to you by Ed Peterson, Runawaytrain and Glazecovered.
Lisa Bennett gives us a look into How Myths Shape Beliefs. Once you have finished that, you won’t want to miss Marianne Gatlin’s journey into the Realm of Storywrite as well as part 10 in her series, Becoming.
After reading Danna Hobart’s Analysis of An Ancient Gesture, by Edna St. Vincent Millay step into AllWrite In the Dark and enjoy The Evolution of a Legend – The Werewolf, as well as an informative interviews with Judas Denied and Rage of Reason.
Be sure to visit Thoth – in Egyptian Mythology and other places, Mythical Deity – The Inspiration Behind the Poem and The World Outside Olympus. Then finish up your reading pleasure with our newest winners of the AllWrite In the Dark poetry contest.
As always, we thank everyone for all their hard work in putting together another great issue of the AllWrite magazine. We hope every one of our members will pay the magazine a visit and please take a few extra minutes to send us an email and let us know what you think. It's always appreciated.
Adding your comment:
That has nothing to do with the quality of the e-zine (which is very good - I can read it from home)
