[W.F. Lantry]

Hey, folks,

It's launch day for Peacock Journal! At the site, you'll now find Poetry by Maryann Corbett, Fiction by Susan Tepper, Translations by Mary Jane White, and an editorial by, well, me! Please join us as we go live: http://peacockjournal.com/

Best,

Bill

[Aaron Poochigian]

Congrats, Bill. The journal is beautiful.

[Maryann Corbett]

Congrats, Bill and all, on a great launch, and best of luck.

[Janice D. Soderling]

Best wishes for a great success.

[Michael Cantor]

What are the ideas going ahead? Do you intend to stick to the one poet-one fiction - one translation format per issue, or was that just a starter? Almost daily brief issues like Autumn Sky, or four large issues as year, or something else? Themes? And so forth. You state: “Most web journals don’t take advantage of the web.” He was right: they still think in terms of issues and volumes, they don’t incorporate all technology offers. We are determined to be completely different. But I can't find how or where. "We haven't figured that out yet" is a perfectly acceptable answer. But I am curious.

[Matt Q]

Bill,

Congrats, it looks great. Like Michael, I read your editorial and wondered how the journal will work.

Best of luck with it.

Matt

[Maryann Corbett]

Though Bill doesn't seem to be online right now, I can report that there's new poetry and fiction up today, and that when I link to the journal on Facebook, the slogan "Beauty First" appears with the title. And that matches what Bill said when he first called for work; they want what's beautiful.

[Catherine Chandler]

Guess I was in the wilds of Patagonia when that call came about. The journal is indeed beautiful. Kudos, Bill!

[Meredith Bergmann]

Congratulations, Bill! It's an impressive feat and it looks great.

[Dave East]

Hi Bill I am unable to open the link, I keep getting an error message.

Dave East