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Thank you to all who entered the Wild Strawberries "One Black
Cat, One Chicken" contest, a search for the best flash fiction story or prose poem about animals left behind and living in
New Orleans after the flood. Congratulations to contest winner Dawn Shepler Shimp! Her winning entry, Feral, will appear
in issue four of Wild Strawberries.
Updated July 14, 2006
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Dear Wild Strawberries
subscribers, contributors and potential contributors,
Wild Berries Press, based in New Orleans, was effected by Hurricane
Katrina. We are slowed down, but not stopped! We are printing more copies of Wild Strawberries issue three and sending
them out to contributors and subscribers who have not received them yet.
To order a copy or to subscribe, please click
on the "order" link above.
Issue four will be next in production, but will be released later than expected.
N.O.L.A.
Spleen will continue on a variable publication schedule. Issues already filled will be produced and distributed, but later
than expected.
The dachshund chapbook anthology is still in the works, but will also be further delayed.
If
you have sent a hard copy submission by postal mail to Wild Berries Press in New Orleans and have not yet received a response,
you are welcome to resend. (Some hard copy submissions were damaged by flood water.)
***Update: Please do not send
anything by postal mail to New Orleans. The mail is not being forwarded consistently. I will post a new p.o. box address here
soon. Thank you.***
If you have sent an electronic submission, you DO NOT need to resend it. Please be patient; I will
try to respond as soon as possible.
Thank you for your patience and support, and for your interest in Wild Strawberries.
A
big thank you, also, to my wonderful writer and editor colleagues who have helped me get Wild Berries Press going again. Your
donations and encouragement are much appreciated.
Best,
Utahna Faith
(Editor and Publisher, Wild Berries Press)
Updated
June 3, 2006
Contents of issue three:
Shoebox
Kathy Fish
When my wife
arrived
Gary Young
The Untimely Death of Roger and Francine Jones
DHS Hubert
The Day After
the Day
Marcia Lynx Qualey
Victor/Victorious
Carla Gericke
What the Rain Said
Myfanwy
Collins
As I Fly Through The Windshield, I Scan A Stand Of Firs
J. Marcus Weekley
One Way to Live
Christopher
Orlet
Picture Jack
Alex Keegan
Convergence
Sean Meriwether
Help Me Rhonda
Tania
Casselle
Elizabeth Taylor
Jayne Pupek
Acrobatics
Jeff Reichman
Field Exercise
Carol
Novack
Echoes of Shahrazad
Gwendolyn Joyce Mintz
Lumière
Kevin Fitzgerald
Golden
Clouds
Rebecca Marshall-Courtois
Smoke and Mirrors
Leigh Allison Wilson
Epilogue for a Gun
Running Son
Liesl Jobson
Treasures of the Day
Dow Ford
The Girl in the Backyard
Andrew
Michael Roberts
How to Grow Tomatoes
Dawn Shepler Shimp
Cover art by Veronica Powers
Center
photography by Andrew Gallix
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Contents of issue two :
A Telephone Conversation
With My Father
Anthony Tognazzini
Dog
Max Ruback
A Crisis Of Confidence
William I.
Lengeman III
The Last Time
Gavin Inglis
Breakfast with Streckfuss
Tom Bradley
Bruises
Eugenia
E. Gratto
Intersection
Stephen Oliver
The Quickening
Erica Fox
Witch of the White
West Sky
James Nolan
Waiting
Victoria Bell
For My Body
Megan Burns
Gardenias
Mary
Estrada
Oscar
Greg Bauder
The Lazarus Laundry
Joleen Koehly
Dreams of the Animals
Joseph
Young
On Being Black
Zella Funck
The Poetry Doesn't Even Know Where They Live
Paul Dickey
Guts
Olympia
Vernon
Heart Cards (cover and center art)
D. Sherene Offutt
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Contents
of issue one:
The Bohemians of the Northern Quarter
HP Tinker
Poor Fauvette
Linda Caldwell
Losing
Enough
Pamelyn Casto
Bethuel's Daughter
Antonia Harrison
Baby Spirits
Didi Wood
Let
the Song Begin
John Stickney
The Romance of Escalators
Andrew Gallix
Off Limits
Beverly
Carol Lucey
Passing By
Shawn M. Davis
By Mere Reflection
Margaret Frey
November
Like Needles
Joshua Clark
Scrubs
Kim Chinquee
Private Areas
Avital Gad-Cykman
[Curtain]
Michael
Tod Edgerton
John Doe 176
Jeri Cain Rossi
What Some of Them Were Wearing
Andrei Codrescu
Mercuromary
Kimberly
Nichols
How to Put a Philosophy Degree to Use
Jimmy Ross
Train Crossings
Pia Z. Ehrhardt
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