By Selma Sergent Quarto Barto is from Cincinnati, Ohio. A Tuck Magazine contributor, he is self-described as: ‘The great grandson of Vaudevillian performers, he writes poetry and prose with an American flair. Quarto has travelled extensively and draws influence from [...]
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NOVEMBER BOOK REVIEW
November 15th, 2012 
Administrator By Selma Sergent MELANCHOLIA (an Essay) by Kristina Marie Darling is a collection of poems one might snatch from dreams. Darling creates a fragile, delicate world that is ethereal, otherworldly, beautiful, wistful, and full of longing, all securely wrapped in a [...]
SEPTEMBER BOOK REVIEW
September 14th, 2012 Administrator By Selma Sergent Barbara Lambert is a Canadian writer. She has won the Danuta Gleed Award for Best First Collection of Short Fiction and the Malahat Review Novella Prize, and been a finalist for the Ethel Wilson Prize and the Journey Prize. [...]
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Tags: Barbara Lambert, Book Review, Cormorant Books, Selma Sergent, The Whirling Girl 
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June 1st, 2012 Administrator Gay, straight, bisexual, transgender, black, white, oriental, Christian, Jew, Muslim, Atheist…
Posted in EDITORIAL Tags: Almost Summer, art, art community, Atheist, bisexual, black, building a dream, Carole Pope, Carole Pope Tuck Magazine, Christian, continuity, Dave Carroll, determination, Fiction, focus, Gay, global art, homelessness, indie artists, Jew, Literature, Michael Organ, Michel De Groot, Muslim, oriental, Photography, Poetry, rejection, Rubien Cukier, Selma Sergent, Short Stories, Skip Fox, straight, tenacity, transgender, white, youth No Comments »
OCTOBER SHORT STORIES
October 1st, 2011 Administrator In this issue Selma Sergent and Marita C. Masuch will take you for a fascinating trek down a path that is both a spiritual and intellectual journey to two very different realities.
