A new literary journal is always exciting, and here's news of one that I'm very happy to share with you. On June 26th, I was honored to among the readers at the launch celebration/reading for a new journal called Adanna. Founded by poet Christine Redman-Waldeyer, the journal is for and about women but is not exclusive, and male voices are welcome.
Guest edited by Diane Lockward this first issue is a beautifully produced (perfect bound, 118-page) volume that contains poetry, short stories, creative nonfiction, an essay, and a book review by writers from throughout the US and from Germany, France, Nigeria, and South Africa.
I recommend this new journal for its quality, inclusiveness, and aesthetic. Be sure to visit Adanna online for info about an upcoming poetry contest and submissions for next year's issue! Click Here for Adanna Journal
Guest edited by Diane Lockward this first issue is a beautifully produced (perfect bound, 118-page) volume that contains poetry, short stories, creative nonfiction, an essay, and a book review by writers from throughout the US and from Germany, France, Nigeria, and South Africa.
I recommend this new journal for its quality, inclusiveness, and aesthetic. Be sure to visit Adanna online for info about an upcoming poetry contest and submissions for next year's issue! Click Here for Adanna Journal
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