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    Word Salad Poetry Magazine, Volume XIX, No. I: Winter 2013
    Word Salad Poetry Magazine, Volume XIX, No. I: Winter 2013
    Word Salad Poetry Magazine, Volume XIX, No. I: Winter 2013
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    Word Salad Poetry Magazine, Volume XIX, No. I: Winter 2013

    By Bruce Whealton and Jean Arthur Jones

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    This is the Winter 2013 edition of the poetry magazine. We have been in publication since 1995. We publish original poetry from poets locally and around the globe. Many of our poets have appeared more than once various editions of the magazine that have been published over the years.

    Our Featured Poet for this issue is Scott Urban: Scott has three poems titled Decryption, The Hummingbird Poem and Flag at 2:30.

    Aside from Scott, we have at least twenty poets to showcase such as Marc Carver, William Doreski, Michael Brownstein, Patricia Wentling, Joe Farley, Abigail Wyatt, Christopher Reilley and Elnaz Rezaei Ghalechi. We would also like to welcome newcomers Sam Talley, Benjamin Blake and Samuel Luck to the Word Salad fold.

    Our Editors are Bruce Whealton, Jean Arthur Jones and MJD Algera. Bruce Whealton is the publisher, in addition to being one of the co-editors.
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    Release dateApr 26, 2016
    ISBN9781456615635
    Word Salad Poetry Magazine, Volume XIX, No. I: Winter 2013

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      Word Salad Poetry Magazine, Volume XIX, No. I - Bruce Whealton

      Word Salad Poetry

      Magazine

      Volume XIV, No. I

      Winter 2013

      COPYRIGHT PAGE

      Copyright © March 2013

      Publication and Artwork/Illustrations by Bruce Whealton

      Editors: Jean Arthur Jones, MJD Algera and Bruce Whealton,

      A Word Salad Publication

      Introduction to the Winter 2013 Edition

      Written by MJD Algera

      Dear Word Salad Faithful –

      Welcome to the first edition of Word Salad Poetry Magazine of 2013. If one of your resolutions this year is to stay inspired, and if you have a nose for poetry then you’ve come to the right place. We have now entered our 19th year of publication.

      To start, shirk off the winter blues with the recent release of Revelations: The Best Poetry of Jean Arthur Jones over the Years, a very ambitious collection celebrating Jean’s storied career as a poet, and highlights his contributions to Word Salad Poetry Magazine.  It includes an introduction by Bruce Whealton, who also edited and published the book – selecting the poems and preparing the book for acceptance in various e-book stores.   Since its release early this

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