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off the press: would that that'd never been be : Brendan Slater
with foreword by Sheila Windsor

http://www.geantreepress.com/Books.html

enjoy!

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Hot off the press: nothing but the wind by John Carley
with afterword by Michael Dylan Welch

http://www.geantreepress.com/Books.html

enjoy!

thanks for the kind message of support seanan

Slainte
col

thanks for posting this don

and thanks for the kind words
the magic is easy enough when you are given the right tools


i think the number of reads you are getting is indicative of good "feedback " don!

folk can also view the book and all the other books through the gean tree press website too

http://www.geantreepress.com/Books.html

cheers
col :)

Dear Poets,

There are just four days left to send in you finest haikai works for inclusion in our May issue of Notes from the Gean: monthly haiku journal's May issue

PLEASE SEND ANY SUBMISSION IN A SEPARATE EMAIL
IMAGES SHOULD BE 150 dpi

Subs close on the 1st of the month, full details here: http://www.geantreepress.com/Submissions.html

Please check out our current issue or archives to see what we are about.

http://www.geantreepress.com/Current_Issue.html

We publish all haikai genres but are always particularly interested in multimedia, hearing new voices and would also love to see more people have a go at creating cartoons (let your funny side loose) and we always welcome images for our covers.

We also publish free to read e-books:
Don Baird's L.A. Thru a Lens came out last week;
and my publisher has kindly allowed me to put up my first book, A Seal Snorts Out The Moon, for free
http://www.geantreepress.com/Books.html

2 new books will be out very soon: one book of haibun by Ed Markowski; and a book of haiga by John Carley

Slainte and thank you for your continued support.

col


Colin Stewart Jones: Editor
Notes from the Gean: Haiku Monthly

www.geantreepress.com

updated link

http://www.geantreepress.com/Archives.html

and home page  http://www.geantreepress.com/

cheers

Dear Readers, Poets and Friends,

Gean Tree Press has recently moved to a new faster host and we have updated the website to a cleaner, slicker version.
We are also mobile friendly now and can be viewed on i-phone, android, blackberry and other devices.

http://www.geantreepress.com/Home_Page.html


Submissions are welcomed for our March issue of Notes from the Gean and for the Literary Review Supplement. To be considered for the March issue submissions must be in hand for March 1st. Submissions for the Supplement can be sent at any time.

http://www.geantreepress.com/Submissions.html

To gain an idea of the work we publish please follow this link to our current issue:

http://www.geantreepress.com/Current_Issue.html


We have published six books up to now (the latest being kokoro arts by an'ya) and are always interested in manuscripts or hearing your ideas for books. We charge no reading fees to authors and our books are free to read online.

http://www.geantreepress.com/Books.html


Thank you for your time and consideration.
May I ask that you please share this call widely.

Col :)

Submissions are invited for Notes from the Gean monthly haiku journal. For inclusion in our March issue subs should be in hand by March 1st.

http://www.geantreepress.com/Submissions.html

thank you,
col :)

My New Book! Catch 41
with a great preface by Jack Galmitz and blurbs by Susan Shand and Violette Rose-Jones

Read it here for free! http://www.yettobenamedfreepress.org/

Dear Readers,

Just a reminder that submissions are still open for our February issue of Notes from the Gean monthly haiku journal.
To be considered for this issue submissions must be in by February 1st. Follow this link for details:

http://www.geantreepress.com/subs

We are also looking for academic pieces, scholarly essays, commentaries, reviews etc
for the Notes from the Gean Literary Supplement

Gean Tree Press has published two e-books this week and we would love to publish more:
Our books are free to read and we charge no reading fee to the author.

http://www.geantreepress.com/books

If you have a complete manuscript or an idea for a book why not send me an email.

Thank you for your time and consideration
I look forward to reading more of your work

Col :)

Jack Galmitz, Letters
with a preface by Paul Pfleuger, Jr. and back page blurbs by Mark Harris & Peter Yovu

http://www.geantreepress.com/books

http://www.geantreepress.com/books



stunning new collection by Jack Galmitz

an exploration of musicality in poetry

Out of the first 100 readers since Notes from the Gean went up tonight
77 read the flip mag and 23 read the PDF.

3 to 1 in favour of the flip!

col :)

Hi folks
Notes from the Gean haiku monthly's
January issue is up

www.geantreepress.com

I have also been updating the archives
and added a facility to view the mag as a PDF

http://www.geantreepress.com/archives

cheers
and enjoy!

col :)

I am currently working my way through the Notes from the Gean archives and converting them to the flip format as there are many broken links.
To view the flip mags click on the image on the shelf.

I have also added the option to view Notes from the Gean as a PDF on our new archives page. The PDFs can be accessed by clicking on the link under each cover (below the shelf) on the archives page.

The choice is yours!

http://www.geantreepress.com/archives

col