Journal of the Westbrae Literary Group: Issue 2, Winter 2025

Hague, Jon-David; Ryle, Michael; Dephy, David; Turnbloom, Nichole; Greenbaum, Josh; Anderson, Dustin; Tripp, Mandy

ISBN 13: 9798991719933

Verlag: Westbrae Literary Group, 2025

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Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers I-9798991719933

Bibliografische Details

• Titel: Journal of the Westbrae Literary Group: Issue 2, Winter 2025
• Verlag: Westbrae Literary Group
• Erscheinungsjahr: 2025
• Sprache: Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798991719933
• Einband: Softcover
• Zustand: New

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Journal of the Westbrae Literary Group – Issue 2, Winter 2025

The second issue of the Journal of the Westbrae Literary Group intertwines ancient resonance with contemporary creativity, offering a stunning compilation of poetry, prose, and art. This edition explores themes of identity, memory, and the evolving human experience, showcasing voices that defy traditional boundaries.

Highlights include:

• Poetry inspired by Sappho: Poets like Michael Ryle and others pay homage to the timeless lyricist through interpretations that bridge millennia, including a modern take on Hymn to Aphrodite.

• Striking prose and narratives: Dustin Anderson’s The Unified Theory captures the tension between ordinary life and extraordinary ideas, while Josh Greenbaum’s Crow and Coyote Save the World delves into mythic imagination.

• Visual artistry: Mandy Tripp’s geometric illustrations enrich the journal with stunning visual echoes.

• Featured contributors: David Dephy’s award-winning poetry offers profound meditations on time, memory, and belonging, while Michael Ryle’s reflective verses and soliloquies provoke deep thought. Each contribution enriches the dialogue between the ancient and modern, the poetic and the narrative.

At its heart, this issue embodies Westbrae Literary Group’s mission: to amplify raw, authentic voices that challenge the traditional literary canon. Issue 2 invites readers to explore a vibrant conversation between the past and the present, and to embrace literature as a medium of connection and transformation.