The Seaboard Review: February 10, 2025
Date Volume 2, Issue 6
Hello, TSR Subscriber!
This issue has a little bit of everything: a literary mystery by Anna Dowdall, new fiction from Susan White, a Michael Greenstein poetry review, travel tips, and an in-depth conversation between James Nowak and Kevin Andrew Heslop, a new contributor to TSR. Enjoy!
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Other TSR News
Saint’s Rest Book Launch!
March 1st, The Write Cup, Market Square, Saint John NB.
Our review of Luke’s new novella will appear in next week’s issue!
Lisa Timpf’s New Book!
Lisa Timpf, a TSR contributor, has a new book out, Cats and Dogs in Space, from Hiraeth Publishing. “Reaching from the distant past to the far future, and points in between, Cats and Dogs in Space invites you to have some fun re-imagining man’s best friend—and whatever it is that cats call themselves.”
John Oughton Writes for Write!
“My article Are Reviews Still Relevant? will be appearing soon in the Winter edition of Write Magazine. It explores whether traditional, long-form book reviews are still an important way to respond to, and help market, books. It includes comments from people in various aspects of the book racket, including writers, booksellers, a publisher, a publicist, and even some guy named James Fisher, on the role of an online reviews.”
Selena Mercuri in Blank Spaces Magazine!
In the Winter issue of Blank Spaces Magazine, TSR Contributor Selena Mercuri has a creative non-fiction article, My Parents’ Restaurant, which “explores the bittersweet reality of a teenage girl caught between childhood responsibilities and independence, as she navigates life in her family’s restaurant basement while yearning for a normal adolescent experience.”
Thanks for reading this issue of The Seaboard Review!
James M. Fisher, editor-in-chief