As the year winds down, we would like to express how thankful we are to have met so many artists and art lovers with which to share our magazine. We thank each and every one of you who has supported Poet Tree Magazine and consider you part of our family. The love and encouragement that we have received has allowed us to maintain strength and focus, enabling us to complete another stunning issue.
What’s new in Issue #4:
• Poet Kelly Tsai: What you don't know about her.
• Which tattoo was artist Tom Sanford talked out of getting, and why?
• Was John Quincy Adams, the 16th president of the United States, a poet?
• Find out where to pick up the book, “imaginary poems for my imaginary girlfriend named Anabel,” by Elizabeth Mariani, “knots” by Susan Marie and also a volume by Doc Dalton.
• Are libraries still appreciated as they were in the late 1930s? Find out what Eleanor Roosevelt had to say about libraries, and how her wisdom pertains to today.
As always, Poet Tree Magazine features one of the most diverse compilations of art, poetry and short stories that you will find in one magazine, with artists from around the world. As always, Poet Tree Magazine supports positive change across the globe.
For this issue, we have partnered with a not-for-profit organization to help buy school uniforms for children in Haiti. When you purchase one of our Haiti Rebel Flag T-shirt/magazine combos, 100 percent of the funds go to the cause. (We've got 50 T-shirts we hope will sell out quickly with the help of our readers.)
Thank you again for supporting our publication, and for supporting the arts.
Sincerely,
Vagner Revol, founder of Poet Tree Magazine
(venum7@hotmail.com, 561-889-3119)
UPCOMING EVENTS!
Please visit us on Facebook for information on the 2nd annual I write poetry contest.
Special thanks to everyone at www.artistIlove.com and www.lethalpoetry.com, as well as the following contributors: Sonya Pressly, Darren M. Grine, Cassandra Tribe, Irina Grisolle, Sarah Torribio, and Leah Goodwin.
