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Join us at the 51st Street Speakeasy May 12th, 2012, at 8 PM for our Volume 4 Launch Party! Pick up Volume 4 on the cheap, meet the editors, and hear a reading by contributing author Kit Givan.
Check out The Committee Room where contributing author Benjamin Reed's story "King of the Apes" (found here) has been selected as story of the month for April. Congratulations, Benjamin! There you'll find a great interview with Benjamin plus all things of the literary world, "including writing, reading, publishing, bookselling, literacy, and librarianship." Volume 4 is imminent! We've got some great work in this issue--fiction from Murray Dunlap, art from Dr. Lukas Brezak, drama from Tearrance Chisholm, and many other award-winning and first-time authors who will make you laugh until you think your spleen will burst and cry until you raise Kleenex's stock price. We're so excited about this issue, in fact, we're doing something crazy--if you subscribe to Arcadia before May 1st, we'll give you a copy absolutely FREE! That's right, free! A one-year subscription will get you 3 issues and a two-year subscription will get you 5! Don't miss out and order right here! If you're going to be in OKC on Friday, January 13th, come down to Sauced in Paseo to hang out with the editors at our Volume 3 Launch Party, featuring readings from Volume 1 contributor Rilla Askew and Constance Squires, author of Along the Watchtower. The shindig starts at 7 p.m. See you there. The long awaited Volume 3 is here! We've got fiction from W. Ross Feeler, art from the highly talented duo Dutes Miller and Stan Shellabarger, poetry from Tria Wood, and many other unique voices. Inside you'll find literary treats and visual surprises that you won't be able to find anywhere else. We can't promise how long we'll have this issue in stock, so make sure you order your copy today right here! Can't get enough of Vol. 2 and need to take it wherever you go? We don't blame you. That's why we made it available on the Nook. Lucky you. Download it here for only $2.99. |
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