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Stellar Showcase Journal
ISSN 1911-1827
Co-Founded by
Stella Ducker,
Editor
Graham Ducker,
Publisher
How to Reach us
Stellar Showcase Journal
501 Dean Avenue
Oshawa Ontario L1H 3E6
905-721-2232 |
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Welcome
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& listeners!
The
Stellar Showcase Journal promotes
and aids poets, writers and readers
by providing information and resources
that cater to their unique needs.
www.stellarshowcasejournal.com
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Spring Issue
2013
Current Issue |
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Print publication suspended due to the economy downturn.
At this time we accept submissions for Online publication only.
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Welcome
Spring Issue 2013 |
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Spring
Issue - Poets
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Afzal
Moolla -South Africa. |
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J. Graham Ducker
- Oshawa ON |
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For Wendy Cope |
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On The Nemogosenda
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Port of Call |
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Delayed Awakening |
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The Swaying of the Grass |
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Warning: Soppy Love Scribble! |
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Kislay
Chauhan
- India
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Afternoon Desert |
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B.Z. Niditch -
Brookline, Mass |
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Heart Of Wood
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Half Way Home |
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An Old Age |
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On A City Bench |
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Face of The Nature |
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Proof Reading |
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Seashore Witness |
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Dawnell
Harrison
- USA |
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Marc Carver
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London UK
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Icy waves |
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The Past |
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Loneliness |
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All or nothing |
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The
mirage |
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The great taproot |
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Sy
Roth - NY USA |
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The sunrise burned |
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Another Awakening |
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Mourn Another Day
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Spring Issue - Short Story |
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J.
Graham Ducker
AVAILABLE at AMAZON.ca
and
www.pinelakebooks.ca
Paperback $15.95
More info on
website
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J.
Graham Ducker
AVAILABLE at
AMAZON.ca &
www.pinelakebooks.ca
Paperback $15.95
More info on website
Have you ever wondered
why
pigs have curly tails?
A delightful story to discover
one theory.
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Featured Poetry Chapbook
Published by
J.
Graham Publishing
Wency Rosales first chapbook SOLD OUT!
3rd
Printing
Shades of My
Feelings
English & Spanish Translations by Wency
Rosales
Wency Rosales
Holguin Cuba |
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Here's a great opportunity to become
involved in a literary venture!
by being a part of the Canada Cuba Literary
Alliance. Membership
offers you many opportunities to be
published and also receive
The Ambassador - our literary journal and
The Envoy - our newsletter.
The
Canadian Literature Library Initiative
The
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Would you like to be a part of this
initiative? For Info or Contact:
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I am glad that the journal makes great reading (whenever one needs
to ease the stress)
Thank you for keeping it running.
Ann Turinayo Uganda |
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I like what I've been reading in the Stellar
Showcase. I particularly like the poem by
Wency Rosales, and
I'm inclined to go looking for his book. I found
his simple and direct voice there not unlike that
of one of his countrymen, Jose Marti, in his
personal poems.
I also found
Arun Gaur's
poems quite interesting. I appreciate the fact
that SSJ broadens its range and draws in poets
from around the world.
I'll keep reading
SSJ in any case. You are doing a good job here;
this site has a tremendous amount of things going
on, and links. I'm going to have to spend more
time here.
George Moore, U.S.A.
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Just wanted you to know I got my poetry magazines.
I thought they were well done and
I wanted to thank you so much not only for the 3 poems published but the
promo
of my
chapbook and poetry book-looked wonderful.
You have such a commitment to the arts -
it's touching. Michael Lee Johnson U.S.A. |
I write to express my appreciation for the
journal. The last time I wrote
some poems
that were published, I was a lecturer. As of now,
I have moved on to become a technical writer,
something I find exciting. One of the things I put
in my resume was that I wrote for your journal,
can you imagine?
Thanks for the good work indeed. I
shall be submitting some more poems soon, but for
now, I just wanted to say, thanks. With warm
regards,
Ann Turinayo, Kampala. |
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