Summer Fiction Issue

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In order to protect the authors’ rights, none of the work is published

on the web. This issue will be on newstands through August 8, and

extra copies may be obtained at the Writers’ Party on August 17.

The following writers had their work included in the annual summer

fiction issue.

Poetry: Jean Anderson, Noreen Braman, Robert Cerutti, Marcia Windness

Coward, Elizabeth Danson, Lori Dolnick, Gail Gaspar, Lois Marie

Harrod, David Sten Herrstrom, Cathy Korten, Joyce Greenberg Lott,

Elizabeth Madden-Zibman, Carolina Morales, Margaux O’Nolan, Julie

Ellen Prusinowski, Ruth Ramsey, Lola Rodriguez, Nancy Scott, Chester

Shadovitz, Elaine Togneri, Adrian Valosin, Elizabeth M. Vivaldo, Bill

Waters, Raymond White, E.E. Whiting,

Prose: Hugh J. Adams, Deborah A. Bailey, Marvin Harold Cheiten, Nicole

Mimnaugh Cody, Bob Criso, Juditha Dowd, Ronald Feldman, Barry

Grossman, Sonya Huhn, Francis Lynn, Carol MacAllister, Patricia A.

Marinelli, Chelle Martin, Barbara Nuzzo, George Point, Adele Polomski,

Jo Ann Povia, Alan Ramsey, Robert Sobol, John Symons, Elaine Togneri.

We emphasize that the selection was not a contest. Because of space

and subject consideration, some excellent work was not included.

Thanks to all who submitted their work, and we invite everyone to the

August 17 party.

Meet the Writers

U.S. 1 invites all readers to a reception for all writers who

submitted work to this issue on Thursday, August 17, from 5 to 7 p.m.

at Tre Piani Restaurant, Forrestal Village, 120 Rockingham Row,

Princeton NJ 08540.

Poets will be invited to read their work at this free event.

Questions: Call 609-452-7000.

CE – US1

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