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The Birth of Kaleidoscopic Resonance: A Different Kind of Lit Mag April 23, 2008

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Pack the hospital bag! Kaleidoscopic Resonance is about to pop out. Yes, amniotic fluid is everywhere, but she’ll be in labor until May 13, 2008 (yikes!). Prepare to welcome into the world a new online literary magazine. Kaleidoscopic Resonance is not just another baby behind the hospital glass, though. She’s kind of like a super mag, full of stories that are full of sensory experience. Each sense will have a section devoted solely to it. Aw, isn’t that special?

Smell your way over to Dan Stine’s stinky story, That Smell. Cop a feel on Donald Wrigley’s painful work of creative non-fiction, Sergeant’s Terror. Take a peek at the visual poetry of Danielle Meier. Savor the flavor of Christine Valentor’s tasty poem Vieux Carre. Listen up for a sound scape recorded by Ian Shelton. And open your mind to an extrasensory experience when you read Where or When? by Kathrine Mattes.

With works of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, audio files, photography, and whatever else, by artists both new and seasoned, Kaleidoscopic Resonance is a kaleidoscope of talent. Look inside and see the beautiful beads spinning at Kaleidoscopic Resonance.

Press: Contact Editor Kathrine Mattes at kathrine.mattes(at)loop.colum.edu