The Blue Moon Review 

Fiction


Kosher, by Greg Cowles

Soda Jack's, by Reed Hearne

Oncoming Traffic, by Wendy Cholbi

The Blurb-Writer, by Robin Hemley

Secrets, by Walter Cummins

Leaving A Mark, by Faith Miller

Madman at the Booksmith, by Tom Harper

The Unblinking Eye of God, 
by Peter Damian Bellis

Poetry


In the Mountains and May Advances, 
by Sally Ball


Excerpts from 'Postcards to Juliana' 
by Alan DeNiro


Climbing Down a Tree, Sex, 
Cadet, Within
Reason, 
 and My Mother Pruning
Ferns, 
by Brady Earnhart


Notes to Amy, by Richard Garni

Doll, by Don Goodwin

On the Fire-Escape with Kerouac's Ghost, 
by F. David Horn


Central Artery, by Jim Laughlin

Adrift, by Peter Munro

Jack Will Out, by Ajay Narayanan

Forum

The State of the Art, by Thomas Hubschman

"In the heat of the moment we forget that the members of any artistic generation represent just a single season in the long history of story-telling and that the average reader doesn't give a hoot whether someone writes in a "naturalistic" or "existential" style. What he or she wants is a good read."

Spokenword

True Tribe and Shit & the Dream of It,
by Debra Marquart and The Bone People










The New River

To Find the
White Cat In The Snow, by David Herrstrom

fleshtreshholdnarrative, by
Eugene Thacker

Reviews

The Makings of a Desireable Set of Three,
by June Owens

Janice Gould's Earthquake Weather, by
Fiona D. Russell

Alan Minskoff's Blue Ink Runs Out on a Partly
Cloudy Day, 
by June Owens

Charles Rafferty's The Wave That Will Beach Us
Both, 
by June Owens

Lee Martin's The Least You Need to Know,
by Maryanne Hexberg


Daniel Halperin's The Truth Machine, by
Chris Oakley

Moon of the Month

Many many "blue moons" out there.  
Here's one we liked this month.  
(Links change on the 15th.)