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| Source | ID | Link |
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| GoodReads | 239513523 | https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/239513523 |
| Amazon | 1618732188 | https://www.amazon.com/dp/1618732188 |
Description
LCRW 50: a b&w stapled zine that I’m hoping democracy in the USA will outlast but I am no longer 100% confident it will.
Beginnings and still building. 50 issues in 50 years would be pretty good. But, we blew past that at top speed and accomplished 50 in barely 29 years. Why not 25 years hobgoblinned stuck-in-the-2-issues-per-year mindset ask and I’d just like to point out that there were four years in there that I bet they can’t remember either. Four stories, four poems, it has a symmetry that will be ruined when more are added.
This issue’s cover spotlights the writers whose work appeared in the first 49 issues.
Fiction
S. Woodson, Dog in a Garden
L. H. Adams, The Path to Pembroke
Jessy Randall, Remedial Kissing Class
Guan Un, White Band
Marie Vibbert, The Summer Kids and the Gemini
Shaun Cammack, Graceless Creatures
Notsofiction
Gavin J. Grant, 50 Not Quite Out
Nicole Kimberling, The Limit of Words
Some recent reads
About These Authors
Without Which Support from, &c.
Poetry
Marge Piercy,
Frost on its way south; TV was right for once; The year is new but I am not; One rabbit less
Neile Graham, The Goddess of the Deep Dive; What is Ether and What is Not
Art
Dawn Kimberling, Photo
Cover
Contributors Issues 1–49
Celebrating
Jennifer Hudak’s story from LCRW 48, “The Witch Trap,” is a Nebula Award finalist & will be reprinted in the Best American SF&F; Elwin Cotman (Dance on Saturday) received a Whiting Award; Kij Johnson’s crowdfunder for RiverBank, an RPG, raised more than twice the goal; the UK edition of Nathan Ballingrud’s North American Lake Monsters came out; Kathleen Jennings’ collection Kindling is shortlisted for the Locus & Aurealis Awards.
Masthead & colophon
Made by
Gavin J. Grant
& Kelly Link.
LCRW is (usually) published in June & November by Small Beer Press, 150 Pleasant St., #306, Easthampton, MA 01027|Printed by Paradise Copies. Subscriptions: $28/4 issues (see page 36 of this issue for options). Please make checks to Small Beer Press. Library & institutional subscriptions: EBSCO.
Beginnings and still building. 50 issues in 50 years would be pretty good. But, we blew past that at top speed and accomplished 50 in barely 29 years. Why not 25 years hobgoblinned stuck-in-the-2-issues-per-year mindset ask and I’d just like to point out that there were four years in there that I bet they can’t remember either. Four stories, four poems, it has a symmetry that will be ruined when more are added.
This issue’s cover spotlights the writers whose work appeared in the first 49 issues.
Fiction
S. Woodson, Dog in a Garden
L. H. Adams, The Path to Pembroke
Jessy Randall, Remedial Kissing Class
Guan Un, White Band
Marie Vibbert, The Summer Kids and the Gemini
Shaun Cammack, Graceless Creatures
Notsofiction
Gavin J. Grant, 50 Not Quite Out
Nicole Kimberling, The Limit of Words
Some recent reads
About These Authors
Without Which Support from, &c.
Poetry
Marge Piercy,
Frost on its way south; TV was right for once; The year is new but I am not; One rabbit less
Neile Graham, The Goddess of the Deep Dive; What is Ether and What is Not
Art
Dawn Kimberling, Photo
Cover
Contributors Issues 1–49
Celebrating
Jennifer Hudak’s story from LCRW 48, “The Witch Trap,” is a Nebula Award finalist & will be reprinted in the Best American SF&F; Elwin Cotman (Dance on Saturday) received a Whiting Award; Kij Johnson’s crowdfunder for RiverBank, an RPG, raised more than twice the goal; the UK edition of Nathan Ballingrud’s North American Lake Monsters came out; Kathleen Jennings’ collection Kindling is shortlisted for the Locus & Aurealis Awards.
Masthead & colophon
Made by
Gavin J. Grant
& Kelly Link.
LCRW is (usually) published in June & November by Small Beer Press, 150 Pleasant St., #306, Easthampton, MA 01027|Printed by Paradise Copies. Subscriptions: $28/4 issues (see page 36 of this issue for options). Please make checks to Small Beer Press. Library & institutional subscriptions: EBSCO.