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Saturday, May 03, 2014
Thursday, August 29, 2013
Finally Finally ...
This was a very tough issue for me as I had no one to do layout except me. As it turned out, the cover was created online using pages which it took me a minute to figure out. With the rest of the issue I used microsoft word which didn't seem any more difficult than pages but is a bit easier than Adobe in Design. I spent about 20 hours and a full day sitting at my computer. Boy was my butt sore!
UuuuuugggggGGGGG
Here she is in all her glory.
Short stories, poetry and art.
Featured Poet: M. Miriam Herrera
Featured Artist: Chor Boogie
Yay for me I made some headway!
The Cartier Street Review is out July 2013
Other artists:
Joe Giodano
Florence Weinberger
Thomas Hubbard
Williams
James Maloney
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Upcoming Violet & Dubblex at Hell's Kitchen Festival featuring Leo Mintek
Saturday,
May 18th -
Violetwrites
Ensemble featuring Dubblex
Performing
at the 5th Annual
Hell's
Kitchen Art Festival
The PlayWright's Celtic Pub
732 8th Ave, between 45 and 46th Street
212- 3548404
We will perform from 12:50 to 1:50 a.m.
Days below, Friday and Sunday we're not scheduled but will opportunity to perform since according to the person in charge, there are always performers who are unable to show up - so we'll be on call both days to make the night move forward!
732 8th Ave, between 45 and 46th Street
212- 3548404
We will perform from 12:50 to 1:50 a.m.
Days below, Friday and Sunday we're not scheduled but will opportunity to perform since according to the person in charge, there are always performers who are unable to show up - so we'll be on call both days to make the night move forward!
Friday, May 17th on call to perform for no shows:
Tobacco Road
355 West 41st Street, just east of 9th Avenue
Sunday May 19th on call to perform for no shows too:
O'Flaherty's Ale House
334 West 46th Street
212-581-1542
Tobacco Road
355 West 41st Street, just east of 9th Avenue
Sunday May 19th on call to perform for no shows too:
O'Flaherty's Ale House
334 West 46th Street
212-581-1542
On May 17th, I
am grateful to have Leo "Minimum-Tek back me up at the performing my
"Bluetry".
Leo Mintek will perform a few of
his own and we plan to also feature Violet & Dubblex, along with tromboetrist Demetrius Daniel.
Leo will be there one day
only because he has previous commitments with his band Outernationals. I plan
to make the most of that live guitar.
The other days I will be
there with Dubblex, and Thomas Hubbard
where we will be on call to perform for no shows, probably listed as
violetwrites AKA Joy Leftow ensemble.
Friday, October 22, 2010
busy busy bee busy me
For those who don't know we finally got the Cartier back up and gunning.
If you want to download - click below
The Cartier Street Review
To only view - the link below is for you
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We welcome Mike Finley here to our elegant hard working staff. Mike is responsible for layout and for getting our mag out this issue.
A hand to staff for their untiring energy in reading and sorting through submissions.
Marc Carver
DubbleX
Brad Eubanks and click here too
Thomas Hubbard
If you are submitting for the first time- please follow these rules: Thanks to Mad Swirl for sending them to me!
If you want to download - click below
The Cartier Street Review
To only view - the link below is for you
View The Cartier Street Review
We welcome Mike Finley here to our elegant hard working staff. Mike is responsible for layout and for getting our mag out this issue.
A hand to staff for their untiring energy in reading and sorting through submissions.
Marc Carver
DubbleX
Brad Eubanks and click here too
Thomas Hubbard
If you are submitting for the first time- please follow these rules: Thanks to Mad Swirl for sending them to me!
1. Write something in the subject line in email to tip us off what you are sending, for example, poetry submission along with your name
2. Provide a greeting. "Hello" or "Dear Editor" works great.
2. Include a very short bio. For example, "I am John or Jane Poet". Wow, that's easy!
3. Thank the people you are sending your submission to for taking the time to read it.
4. Include a closing salutation with a name at the end. "Sincerely, John and/or Jane Artist".
5. Don’t send more than 5 or 6 pieces maximum.
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
busy busy busy
Working hard at the Cartier Street Review- yippee.
We're now on Poets and Writers list of Literary Magazines. For those of you who don't want to go; here's the spiel copied below. I included the quote from newpages blog since I was very pleased to see us there too.
CSR is an online quarterly poetry and art publication on Issuu. CSR accepts contemporary poetry, articles on contemporary poetry, short prose, writer interviews and reviews. TCSR is an international literary magazine and will publish in other languages alongside translation. "The masthead of The Cartier Street Review is a testament to online opportunities … opened for literary ventures: Founding Editor Bernard Alain hails from Canada, Principal Editor Joy Leftow and Assistant Editor "Dubblex" from New York, and staff member Thomas Hubbard from Puget Sound, Washington." Newpages blog.
We've been working on redoing our garage band tunes. The first blues tune was very elemental compared to the tracks we put down today. Featuring DubbleX playing back up blues guitar and melodica in the background. I'm tellin' you people, I'm not tryin' to lose ya'll - I want to share ya'll with his artistry. Please visit DubbleXDiaries We collaborate a lot so I think you'll enjoy the entertainment. Right now we are working on some poetry collaborations mixed with a spoken word skit with a hook. DubbleX has a lot of ideas.
More news to report; Brad Eubanks has joined staff, Bernard Alain, Joy Leftow and Thomas Hubbard as editorial intern. We are pleased to have his help. I am looking for one more reader and someone who could continue the same level of expertise Bernard provides in doing layout. I am also talking to another person about helping with business acumen as related to carrying on this literary endeavor. The work is phenomenal.
I've brought up readership at Cartier to 2000 hits a month and according to our leader and founder, Bernard Alain, these are no BS hits, many from university and faculty members. Dubblex thinks we need to charge 99 cents per download for the mag and someone else suggested a poetry contest. I was thinking a reading fee; 2 poems for $5, 3 to 5 poems for $10. Any ideas or comments folks? Feel free to email me.
On that same subject DubbleX and I are cutting a promotional disk of 4 bluetry & 4 musipoems and we were wondering if anyone cares to buy one for $5 including the postage.
I also have some paid work for next month so for the next two weeks I will be working hard at this project. It's already half done.
the beat goes on.
We're now on Poets and Writers list of Literary Magazines. For those of you who don't want to go; here's the spiel copied below. I included the quote from newpages blog since I was very pleased to see us there too.
CSR is an online quarterly poetry and art publication on Issuu. CSR accepts contemporary poetry, articles on contemporary poetry, short prose, writer interviews and reviews. TCSR is an international literary magazine and will publish in other languages alongside translation. "The masthead of The Cartier Street Review is a testament to online opportunities … opened for literary ventures: Founding Editor Bernard Alain hails from Canada, Principal Editor Joy Leftow and Assistant Editor "Dubblex" from New York, and staff member Thomas Hubbard from Puget Sound, Washington." Newpages blog.
We've been working on redoing our garage band tunes. The first blues tune was very elemental compared to the tracks we put down today. Featuring DubbleX playing back up blues guitar and melodica in the background. I'm tellin' you people, I'm not tryin' to lose ya'll - I want to share ya'll with his artistry. Please visit DubbleXDiaries We collaborate a lot so I think you'll enjoy the entertainment. Right now we are working on some poetry collaborations mixed with a spoken word skit with a hook. DubbleX has a lot of ideas.
More news to report; Brad Eubanks has joined staff, Bernard Alain, Joy Leftow and Thomas Hubbard as editorial intern. We are pleased to have his help. I am looking for one more reader and someone who could continue the same level of expertise Bernard provides in doing layout. I am also talking to another person about helping with business acumen as related to carrying on this literary endeavor. The work is phenomenal.
I've brought up readership at Cartier to 2000 hits a month and according to our leader and founder, Bernard Alain, these are no BS hits, many from university and faculty members. Dubblex thinks we need to charge 99 cents per download for the mag and someone else suggested a poetry contest. I was thinking a reading fee; 2 poems for $5, 3 to 5 poems for $10. Any ideas or comments folks? Feel free to email me.
On that same subject DubbleX and I are cutting a promotional disk of 4 bluetry & 4 musipoems and we were wondering if anyone cares to buy one for $5 including the postage.
I also have some paid work for next month so for the next two weeks I will be working hard at this project. It's already half done.
the beat goes on.
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Busy as busy bee me...
The latest issue of the Cartier Street Review is out after some delay and setbacks. Bernard's computer was down for a while as was his server so ...
The July issue is up and everyone is saying it's the best yet. All the poetry and short stories are only short of phenomenal plus there are reviews to read too. You have got to check out this edition. The art is popping too. I'm still seeking someone to do layout and also seeking another editor /reader with some experience. If you're interested please contact me at Violetwrites@nyc.rr.com.
The Cartier Street Review will cut back to quarterly. It was too much work to get it out every 2 months so we have cut back. We still have lives to live and writing to do, not just reading and compiling. Check out my new bluetry here, Money. I'm calling it to me and so far landed one edit job (paid cash) and have two possibilities for paid writing for September. Wish me luck as I'm tired of being poor.
Thanks go out to Thomas Hubbard, new editor on board and Dubblex as editor too. Thomas came on board as we were doing the last few final edits for this edition but I expect his expertise will come in handy in future editions.
Going forward, we are considering doing an annual print edition as well. We have to see how it all goes...
Thanks for stopping by and I'll have some new bluetry up soon.
The July issue is up and everyone is saying it's the best yet. All the poetry and short stories are only short of phenomenal plus there are reviews to read too. You have got to check out this edition. The art is popping too. I'm still seeking someone to do layout and also seeking another editor /reader with some experience. If you're interested please contact me at Violetwrites@nyc.rr.com.
The Cartier Street Review will cut back to quarterly. It was too much work to get it out every 2 months so we have cut back. We still have lives to live and writing to do, not just reading and compiling. Check out my new bluetry here, Money. I'm calling it to me and so far landed one edit job (paid cash) and have two possibilities for paid writing for September. Wish me luck as I'm tired of being poor.
Thanks go out to Thomas Hubbard, new editor on board and Dubblex as editor too. Thomas came on board as we were doing the last few final edits for this edition but I expect his expertise will come in handy in future editions.
Going forward, we are considering doing an annual print edition as well. We have to see how it all goes...
Thanks for stopping by and I'll have some new bluetry up soon.
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