Delmarva Review, Volume 10

Name: Delmarva Review, Volume 10
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Author: Delmarva Review
ISBN: 9781370014477

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Delmarva Review

Editeurs divers USA
Paru le : 11/10/2017

Amidst the uncertainties of life, people grasp for what is eternal in the human condition. They grasp for connection and for hope. A teacher recognizes... > Lire la suite

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Amidst the uncertainties of life, people grasp for what is eternal in the human condition. They grasp for connection and for hope. A teacher recognizes the spark of awakening in a student's eyes; regular customers become family at a traditional corner deli. Time-honored rituals celebrate commitment; poets find comfort in the familiar landscapes and the sights and smells of home. An educator struggles to reach a troubled student, and the possibility of love blooms between two injured souls.
This issue, celebrating the tenth anniversary of Delmarva Review, features 34 contributors from around the U. S. and abroad whose work touches on the themes of change and hope, among many others.

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Date de parution : 11/10/2017
Editeur : Editeurs divers USA
ISBN : 978-1-370-01447-7
EAN : 9781370014477
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Delmarva Review

Founded in 2008, Delmarva Review is a literary journal dedicated to the discovery and publication of compelling new fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction from emerging and established writers. Submissions from all writers are welcomed, regardless of residence. We publish annually, at a minimum, and promote various literary and educational events, to inspire readers and writers who pursue excellence in the literary arts.
Delmarva Review is published by the Delmarva Review Literary Fund, supporting the literary arts across the tristate region of the Delmarva Peninsula, including portions of Maryland, Delaware, and Virginia. Publication is supported by a grant from the Talbot County Arts Council, with revenues provided by the Maryland State Arts Council, as well as private contributions and sales.