Hoot & Hare 1

Dive into this premier issue with gusto and fever!

It's about the work, the writing, the ideas.

Among other goodness and contests, you'll find:

Fiction that will make you salivate and bite by:

Robert Masterson
Riding the Number Three Bus On A Late Wednesday Afternoon

Aparna Mukhedkar
Between Cricket and  Tsunami

Melissa Studdard

Terminal

Poetry that will take you to foreign places, physically and mentally, by:

Brian Armstrong

Charade Noir +2 others

Nina Bennett

Wild Nights At the Chesapeake Inn +4 others

Elizabeth P. Glixman

Gaia

Vanessa Napolitano

The Clever Wife +2 others

Sue Ellen Thompson

The Gift +3 others

Phenomenal and colorful interviews with:

J.C. Hallman

discussing his new book about
William & Henry James

Robert Masterson

discussing books, insects, China, and prisons

Ted Pelton

discussing his series of a rocking and gallant woodhuck

Melissa Studdard

discussing yehidah, rhythm, and more

Bad-ass Non-fiction by:

John Walker

discussing, well... many many bad-asses

Mind-altering art by:

Terry Fan

art that will reshape preconceived images

Reviews of The Boxer Rebellion, Modoc, Fresh Pastry Stand,
and A Single Man by:

Scott Michael Craig

Destinations Chicago and Savannah:

Scott Michael Craig

***PURCHASE***

The Hoot & Hare Review

Or if you prefer, you can find this issue on

Amazon and other sites.

ISBN: 147924418X
Trim Size: 9.25 x 7.5
Paperback


Works to be considered by H&H 1 contributors:

Brian Armstrong:
Pangaea: Transforming the Landscape

Nina Bennett:
Forgotten Tears: A Grandmother's Journey Through Grief

Terry Fan:
find his work on Society6 and Krop

Elzabeth P. Glixman:
A White Girl Lynching
Cowboy Writes A Letter & Other Love Poems

J.C. Hallman:
Wm & H'ry James: Literature, Love and the
Letters of William and Henry James
The Chess Artist
In Utopia
The Hospital For Bad Poets

Robert Masterson:
Artificial Rats & Electric Cats
Trial By Water
Garnish Trouble

Ted Pelton:
Bartleby, The Sportscaster
Malcolm & Jack

Melissa Studdard:
Six Weeks To Yehidah
My Yehidah

Sue Ellen Thompson:
The Leaving: New & Selected Poems
The Golden Hour

John Walker:
Wrath and Remembrance
Comparing Scars
Hitting Back
God's Soldiers
Hank Shank VIII

Don't Forget The Hoot & Hare Review

Anagram Writing Contest!

H&H wants a story between 500-1000 words using one of these six anagrams,

or anagram pairings, relating the character to the style of the anagram’s author. 

Make it bold, quirky, squeamish, risqué, eloquent, or (fill in the blank). Rise up, 

ye who dares to add to the lore of one of these authors. Winner will receive a 

2013 subscription and surprise 3-piece book bundle. Submit your entry to

HootandHare@gmail.com by the May 31, 2013 deadline,

as posted on the Guidelines page.

Author / Anagram(s)

Alexandre Dumas / Xander Saladume

Dashiell Hammett / Thelma Slade and Him

Edgar Allen Poe ­/ Redleg Napaleo

Edna St. Vincent Millay / Millicent St. Danyaneva

Ernest Hemingway / Mangirth Sweeney

Raymond Chandler / Marcel Hanndyrod or Mel Horn and Darcy