  Breaking SilencesVolume 173.5, the 01/07-06/07 issues of cc&dThe Unreligious, Non-Family-Oriented Literary and Art Magazine |
Writers included in this collection book:
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A. McIntyre Abhijit Nagaraj Bill DeArmond Bill Dorris Brandon Kinkade C. D. Rose Chris Major Christian Ward Cindy Forsburg Claire Blancett Damion Hamilton David Lawrence Ed Coet G.A. Scheinoha IB Rad Jamie Connell Jane Stuart Jason Cimino |
Je’free Jim Greenwald John R. Hunt John Wayne Vogels Jonas Lehrer Joseph Veronneau Julie Kovacs Justin Fitzpatrick Kelly Ann Malone Ken Dean Kenneth W. Anderson, Jr. Laine Hissett-Bonard Laura E. Bontrager Louie Crew Luis Cuauhtemoc Berriozabal Luke Buckham M. Ana Diz Marissa Christina Owens |
Mel Waldman Melissa Davis Michael A. Rodriguez Michael Ceraolo Michael H. Brownstein Michael Levy Michael Tillman Pat Dixon Richard Fein Robert William Myers Roger N. Taber Ron Arnold Sara Crawford Scott Heigel Stanley M Noah Tegan Kehoe Thomas Rucker Valorie Mall |
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from v168, 01/07 Click above to see all of the writing that appear in the collection book release Breaking Silences.The artwork in the issue does not appear in the book, though the cover appears as a black and white image on a page of the book.from v169, 02/07 Click above to see all of the writing that appear in the collection book release Breaking Silences.The artwork in the issue does not appear in the book, though the cover appears as a black and white image on a page of the book.from v170, 03/07
 Click above to see all of the writing that appear in the collection book release Breaking Silences.The artwork in the issue does not appear in the book, though the cover appears as a black and white image on a page of the book.from v170.5, 03/07 supplement book
the above book contains the editorial Clinton, the Black Contingency & the Political Machine, which appears in the collection book release Breaking Silences.The artwork in the issue does not appear in the book, though the cover appears as a black and white image on a page of the book.from v171, 04/07
 Click above to see all of the writing that appear in the collection book release Breaking Silences.The artwork in the issue does not appear in the book, though the cover appears as a black and white image on a page of the book.from v171.5, 03/07 supplement book “Living in Chaos”
 the above book contains the editorial Paying for Canceling Cancer? (the cost of halting most cervical cancer), which appears in the collection book release Breaking Silences.The artwork in the issue does not appear in the book, though the cover appears as a black and white image on a page of the book.from v172, 05/07
 Click above to see all of the writing that appear in the collection book release Breaking Silences.The artwork in the issue does not appear in the book, though the cover appears as a black and white image on a page of the book.from v173, 06/07
 Click above to see all of the writing that appear in the collection book release Breaking Silences.The artwork in the issue does not appear in the book, though the cover appears as a black and white image on a page of the book.
Debra Purdy Kong, writer, British Columbia, Canada I like the magazine a lot. I like the spacious lay-out and the different coloured pages and the variety of writer’s styles. Too many literary magazines read as if everyone graduated from the same course. We need to collect more voices like these and send them everywhere.
Children, Churches and Daddies. It speaks for itself. Write to Scars Publications to submit poetry, prose and artwork to Children, Churches and Daddies literary magazine, or to inquire about having your own chapbook, and maybe a few reviews like these.
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We also have a discussion group for all issues related to vegetarianism, which currently has about 150 members, many of whom are outside the Boston area. The group is focusing more toward outreach and evolving from what it has been in years past. We welcome new members, as well as the opportunity to inform people about the benefits of vegetarianism, to our health, the environment, animal welfare, and a variety of other issues.
Dusty Dog Reviews: These poems document a very complicated internal response to the feminine side of social existence. And as the book proceeds the poems become increasingly psychologically complex and, ultimately, fascinating and genuinely rewarding.
Dusty Dog Reviews: She opens with a poem of her own devising, which has that wintry atmosphere demonstrated in the movie version of Boris Pasternak’s Doctor Zhivago. The atmosphere of wintry white and cold, gloriously murderous cold, stark raging cold, numbing and brutalizing cold, appears almost as a character who announces to his audience, “Wisdom occurs only after a laboriously magnificent disappointment.” Alas, that our Dusty Dog for mat cannot do justice to Ms. Kuypers’ very personal layering of her poem across the page.
Fithian Press, Santa Barbara, CA Indeed, there’s a healthy balance here between wit and dark vision, romance and reality, just as there’s a good balance between words and graphics. The work shows brave self-exploration, and serves as a reminder of mortality and the fragile beauty of friendship.
Mark Blickley, writer You Have to be Published to be Appreciated.
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Okay, nilla wafer. Listen up and listen good. How to save your life. Submit, or I’ll have to kill you.
Okay, butt-munch. Tough guy. This is how to win the editors over. Carlton Press, New York, NY: HOPE CHEST IN THE ATTIC is a collection of well-fashioned, often elegant poems and short prose that deals in many instances, with the most mysterious and awesome of human experiences: love... Janet Kuypers draws from a vast range of experiences and transforms thoughts into lyrical and succinct verse... Recommended as poetic fare that will titillate the palate in its imagery and imaginative creations. Mark Blickley, writer: The precursor to the magazine title (Children, Churches and Daddies) is very moving. “Scars” is also an excellent prose poem. I never really thought about scars as being a form of nostalgia. But in the poem it also represents courage and warmth. I look forward to finishing the book.
You Have to be Published to be Appreciated. 
Dorrance Publishing Co., Pittsburgh, PA: “Hope Chest in the Attic” captures the complexity of human nature and reveals startling yet profound discernments about the travesties that surge through the course of life. This collection of poetry, prose and artwork reflects sensitivity toward feminist issues concerning abuse, sexism and equality. It also probes the emotional torrent that people may experience as a reaction to the delicate topics of death, love and family. “Chain Smoking” depicts the emotional distress that afflicted a friend while he struggled to clarify his sexual ambiguity. Not only does this thought-provoking profile address the plight that homosexuals face in a homophobic society, it also characterizes the essence of friendship. “The room of the rape” is a passionate representation of the suffering rape victims experience. Vivid descriptions, rich symbolism, and candid expressions paint a shocking portrait of victory over the gripping fear that consumes the soul after a painful exploitation.
Dusty Dog Reviews (on Without You): She open with a poem of her own devising, which has that wintry atmosphere demonstrated in the movie version of Boris Pasternak’s Doctor Zhivago. The atmosphere of wintry white and cold, gloriously murderous cold, stark raging cold, numbing and brutalizing cold, appears almost as a character who announces to his audience, “Wisdom occurs only after a laboriously magnificent disappointment.” Alas, that our Dusty Dog for mat cannot do justice to Ms. Kuypers’ very personal layering of her poem across the page. Debra Purdy Kong, writer, British Columbia, Canada (on Children, Churches and Daddies): I like the magazine a lot. I like the spacious lay-out and the different coloured pages and the variety of writer’s styles. Too many literary magazines read as if everyone graduated from the same course. We need to collect more voices like these and send them everywhere.
Fithian Press, Santa Barbara, CA: Indeed, there’s a healthy balance here between wit and dark vision, romance and reality, just as there’s a good balance between words and graphics. The work shows brave self-exploration, and serves as a reminder of mortality and the fragile beauty of friendship.
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