A letter from Christopher Calderhead (August 2021): This spring, after we published the Annual Juried Issue, John Neal stepped down from his role as publisher of Letter Arts Review. The magazine, which was founded in 1982, was under his leadership for two decades. We took a pause in our schedule, and the future of Letters Arts Review was deeply uncertain. […]
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Letter Arts Review has a new publisher. Greg Sharp of Sea Hill Press will take over this role with the next edition. While this will be a change in ownership, the magazine will continue under Christopher Calderhead’s editorial and design direction. This is not the first time Letter Arts Review has changed management. Letter Arts Review was started by a
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Aug 21, 2021 by Michael F. Shaughnessy EducationViews Senior Columnist I just happened to chance upon this book which is the second in the series- but perhaps the most important book in the series. The series details the progression of an education student from his undergraduate work to student teacher- and in this second book- to
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Bound & Lettered magazine has a new publisher, Greg Sharp of Sea-Hill Press. What is now Bound & Lettered was started by Shereen LaPlantz in 1999 as Tabellae Ansata and featured artists’ books, bookbinding, papercrafts, calligraphy, and books for kids. After publishing two issues, Shereen entrusted the magazine to John Neal, who continued to publish until
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Seahill Press Author, Lou Bruno writes of Italian mystery in his family By KAREN KADILAK Pittsburgh Post-Gazette OCT 19, 2023 Louis G. Bruno Jr. has fond memories of growing up in Midland, of going to the swimming pool every day in the summer and the Beaver County borough’s large Fourth of July celebrations. But the
