[Terese Coe]

Blue Unicorn's 30th Anniversary Issue has arrived, with Andrew Frisardi's "Gibbous," Marybeth Rua-Larsen's "A Certain Light," and my "Rondeau for Rhina." The theme is light.

[Juleigh Howard Hobson]

Congratulations to you!


Juleigh

[Terese Coe]

Thanks, Juleigh, and welcome to Eratosphere!

Terese

[Marybeth Rua-Larsen]

Thank you, Terese, for the shout-out...and I am so pleased to be in wonderful Erato company with Terese's marvelous poem and Andrew's too. Andrew and I even happen to be on the same page, and I think our poems complement each other nicely. They do a great job editing BU.

Edit in: sorry to misspell you name, Terese; corrected



[This message has been edited by Marybeth Rua-Larsen (edited September 05, 2007).]

[David Landrum]

I just started to subscribe to Blue Unicorn and this first issue is a real treat.

[Wendy Sloan]

Wow, I want a copy. Sounds great -- Congratulations to all.

[Terese Coe]

Marybeth, David, and Wendy,

Thanks for the kind words!

Terese

[Andrew Frisardi]

Thanks, Terese, for announcing this one. I just got the issue (things are slow getting here) and am enjoying it a lot. Very nice work, Marybeth and Terese. Marybeth pointed out we're on the same page, and I agree, the poems play off each other well. I'm happy to be in such good company.
Andrew

[Catherine Chandler]

Terese,

I remember Rondeau for Rhina! Congratulations to you and the others on these publications.

Catherine

[Terese Coe]

Andrew, yes, your "Gibbous" and Marybeth's "A Certain Light" share not only the light, but a sense of serenity. Both fine poems!

Thanks too, and to Catherine as well. "Rondeau for Rhina" was spruced up before I sent it out, but I'm impressed you remember it, Catherine!