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Spring 2010 Youth Issue: Vol. 4, Issue 3
In the Spring 2010 Youth Issue of
Ink-Filled Page, we see edgy representations of emotional demons leading to mental and physical illness while we also experience the calm reprieve of nature and peek into the mind of a child much older than his years. Please join us in celebrating these young authors and their literary accomplishment. Featured authors include Crystal LeFebvre, Anushka Nair, Rose Owen, and Kelly White.
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Winter 2010 Issue: Vol. 4, Issue 2
The Winter 2010 issue of Ink-Filled Page features artists who hail from the Philippines to British Columbia, and from Colombia to New York City. Their styles are just as diverse, but all pieces center around one thing: the artistic representation of life. Enter this issue to explore how our ancestry can define us and how superstitions may hold more truth than we give them credit for. Featured authors are Crystal Koo, Jody Rathgeb, Carrie Anne Tocci, and Shay Wilson. Also featured is artwork by Claudia Martin and Denis Mortenson.
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Autumn 2009 Issue: Vol. 4, Issue 1
The Autumn 2009 issue of
Ink-Filled Page features a spectrum of art styles–from line work to photography and from magical realism to the scars of life. Featured authors are Ryan Chin, Robert Cooney, Jill Elliott, and Denis Mortenson. Also featured is artwork by Gabriel Weiss and Christopher Woods.
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Ink-Filled Page Red Anthology (Vol. 3)
Life is not primary colors. The canvases of life are swept with broad strokes and intricate detail, subjects ranging from yearnings for what we cannot have to rejecting what will not leave.
And so art reflects life. As we read
Ink-Filled Page Red Anthology, we journey into the creators’ worlds, unable to keep ourselves from dipping our own brushes into the various hues laid before us. Lemon fills the sky when we look back on a land that was once ours, but faded sienna stains the life we never meant to have. And there’s always red—those people in our lives, both loved and hated, whom we pull closer in a scarlet embrace and then shove to crimson exile.
And after all that, we fade to white. To the empty page, waiting to be filled again.
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Ink-Filled Page quarterly online literary journal.
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Yet again,
Ink-Filled Page surprises and enlightens with the depth and range of its newest collection. In fiction and essays complemented by photographs and artwork, the anthology is a kaleidoscope that, with each slow turn, shows us a window into this bittersweet enterprise that is so often the living of life. Longing for the unknown, the out-of-reach, the unknowable. Uncertainty about the paths many of us may or may not have chosen. Holding onto the moments when we feel safe. With the diversity of its honest and assured voices—including its vibrant Youth section—the selections in
Ink-Filled Page blend in a strong, resounding chorus. Kudos!
—Nancy Flynn, Managing Editor,
www.writersdojo.org
Ink-Filled Page is replete with the sorts of surprises that will sadden, shock, horrify, and comfort you. The anthology's authors—some so young you can't believe the talent and wisdom you'll find—understand that writing's intention must always be to make its reader more understanding of, and more comfortable inside of, her own humanness.
—Kerry Cohen, Author of
Loose Girl: A Memoir of Promiscuity
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Ink-Filled Page Anthology 2008 (Vol. 2)
Ink-Filled Page Anthology 2008 features fiction, nonfiction, and artwork from talented creatives from across the country and internationally. Themes range from worldly travel to exotic lovers to family rumor mills, and a section is set aside specifically for young adult contributors. Join characters in experiencing the magic of Mexican dulces and the chill of early morning in Vegas. Close your eyes and you may hear piano keys twinkling in the distance or elephants trumpeting across the desert. This anthology brings life to the page and the page to life.
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The 2008
Ink-Filled Page anthology is an impressive, eclectic collection of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and artwork. Hearty kudos for assembling an entertaining collection of such high quality.
—Tom Hazuka, author of the novels
The Road to the Island,
In the City of the Disappeared, and
Last Chance for First and coeditor of the short story anthologies
You Have Time for This,
Flash Fiction, and
A Celestial Omnibus
Each anthology serves particular masters. What I love about
Ink-Filled Page is how clearly it shows the way that strong artwork can enhance written epiphanies. I’m also impressed with the page-space given to young adult writers, who in this case are every bit as talented as the adults. A carefully edited caboodle.
—Sara Guest, editor of
VoiceCatcher3, program coordinator for Write Around
Portland
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Ink-Filled Page Anthology 2007 (Vol. 1)
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Ink-Filled Page has stories and art for all tastes, so don't let another day go by without it!
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