Month: January 2018
ICONOCLASTIC IS REACTIONARY [short fiction]
To be iconoclastic is to be narrow, to be far, far less than intelligent, astute, perceptive, sensitive. It allows us to remain inarticulate, unable to speak or write the complexities or contradictions of history. It is born of a reactionary politique to become reactionary politics--reactionary is not only Right Wing. It can and is in America also what calls … Continue reading ICONOCLASTIC IS REACTIONARY [short fiction]
CURRENTLY POLITICAL, Winter 2018, THE FALLING LEAF REVIEW, Publishing and Contributing Editor, Jay V. Ruvolo
Jay Ruvolo reads from his collection of poems, LAND’S END
THE FALLING LEAF REVIEW FALL 2017, JAY V RUVOLO PUBLISHING AND CONTRIBURING EDITOR
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How Blogging is What Another You Does
From two and a half years ago
THE FALLING LEAF REVIEW
I began The Falling Leaf Review at issuu.com/thefallingleafreview in August 2016. I began with the idea of publishing it monthly, but soon switched to quarterly publication. The most recent issue was published almost two weeks ago as the Winter 2018 issue, a special edition sub-titled: CURRENTLY POLITICAL
The Falling Leaf Review, Summer 2017
Containing the poems in Mr. Ruvolo's Chapbook, SHADOWS. https://issuu.com/thefallingleafreview/docs/the_falling_leaf_review_summer_2017
THE PURSUIT, by Richard Holmes
Reading the Shelley biography, The Pursuit, by Richard Holmes. Comments to come.
The Falling Leaf Review, Winter 2018
The Falling Leaf Review, Fall 2017
VINCENT AND ME
I will be starting a blog on, about, in response to reading the letters of Vincent Van Gogh. It will be a separate blog.
THE FALLING LEAF REVIEW, A Quarterly Literary Review Published by Jay V. Ruvolo
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