new Able Muse, Tribute issue is here!
 

The Tribute Issue of Able Muse (Winter 2009) is now online at:|

http://www.ablemuse.com

With:

FEATURED ARTIST: Royena Rasnat

FEATURED POET: Stephen Edgar
(In conversation with Timothy Murphy)

SPOTLIGHT POET: John Beaton
(Interviewed by Timothy Murphy)

TURNER CASSITY TRIBUTE SPECIAL FEATURE:
Turner Cassity, Suzanne Doyle, Timothy Steele, Dick Davis, A.E. Stallings, William Conelly, Memye Curtis Tucker, Helen Pinkerton Trimpi, Christophe Fricker

POETRY:
Amit Majmudar, Bruce Taylor, Brian Culhane, Lyn Lifshin, Maryann Corbett, J.D. Smith, Michael Burch, Howie Good, Thomas David Lisk, Cally Conan-Davies, Esther Greenleaf Mürer, Ana Garza G'z, Dave Engeldrum, Keith O'Shaughnessy, Kathy Davis, John Milbury-Steen, David Alpaugh, Lark Beltran, Stanley P. Anderson, Rebecca Foust, Peter Branson, Frederic Kusseler.

FICTION:
Anne Fox, Nina Schuyler, Kristen Edwards, Tom Earles, Molly Malone, Marge Lurie, Richard Spuler

ESSAYS:
Clive Watkins, Rory Waterman

BOOK REVIEWS:
Julie Stoner, Chris Childers

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With special thanks for an outstanding new issue to--
Suzanne Doyle: Guest Features Editor,
Tim Murphy: Associate Poetry Editor,
Thaisa Frank: Associate Fiction Editor,
Gregory Dowling: Associate Nonfiction Editor.

Cheers,
Alex Pepple, Editor
www.AbleMuse.com

Lovely issue. I particularly enjoyed Suzanne's piece. Turner was the kind of wonderful old Southern queen who never let on, yet never hid, and always insisted on his own dignity. I'd like very much to see "the porn," myself.

Robin

Very impressive, Alex.

What a great way to get to spend the rest of an otherwise cold and dreary afternoon.

Thanks to you and to all involved for all the time, dedication and hard work which goes into producing such a joyous assortment of goodies.

Lo

Another beautiful production with tons of great content, Alex. This will be my weekend reading and listening.

John

Special kudos to Suzanne Doyle for arranging the festschrift in memory of Turner Cassity. Everyone should read Tim Steele's meditation on Nijinski's grave (and Heine's) in Montmartre Cemetary. For my part, it was a real pleasure to interview Stephen Edgar and John Beaton, who put a good deal of effort into their thoughtful responses. The new poems from each of them are very fine.