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Miracle e-zine Issue 5

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#5 The

INspiration

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Cover Art by Aleksandra Harizma

“If you don't have time to read, you don't have the time (or the

tools) to write. Simple as that.” ― Stephen King


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MIRACLE Short Fiction. Poetry. Non- Fiction. Art. Interviews. Reviews and much more...

Editorial Bonjour!

Inspiration- this word in itself describes the being of us writers and artists. Some real inspiration can only make us what we are.

Welcome to the Issue 5 everyone! I was stunned to see the quality of writing this time. I must say that it keeps getting better with each issue. It’s really all of your support that has brought us to this stage today; our journey keeps getting better and better. You’d be obliged to know that we are now going into print! Just a matter of few months and the magazine would actually be available in hardcopy. Exciting, isn’t it?

Well, we also have great news for our young writers and artists here! Miracle e-zine is launching a project for young people. We have some great opportunities for everyone and this wide-ranging project aims at bringing together creative minds from around the world. This is not it, with the magazine going into print we have some exciting adventures for everyone. You will come across some within this issue.

Speaking of Issue 5, this issue is filled with exciting interviews. I’m sure you are going to love what we have got for you this time. I think I’m gonna say no more and let you see it for yourself.

I hope you enjoy it and happy reading!

Guntaj Editor Website: http://miracleezine.wix.com/miracle-e-zine Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Miracle.ezine Twitter: https://twitter.com/Miracleezine

April-May 2013 Issue 5

For any queries contact: [email protected]

Assistant editor: Natasha Pasch

Disclaimer: Matter published in Miracle e-zine is the work of individual writers who guarantee it to be entirely their own work. Contributors to Miracle e-zine are largely creative. The publishers accept no liability for them. Opinions expressed by our contributors do not necessarily represent the policies or positions of the publisher. The publisher intends no factual miscommunication, disrespect to, or incitement of any individual, community or enterprise through this publication.


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In This Issue:

Author Interview:

Kayo Chingonyi

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Featured Interview of Leeroah Hursky.

Written By: Catherine Schythe

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A Writer’s Refugee

The World of Digital Publishing – Troy Cabadia

23 An Author’s Profile Up-Incoming Author: Getting Started By Christopher Stewart

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A Journal Review Reviewed By: Michelle D’Costa

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Film Review: Life Of Pi Reviewed By: Sara Koch

47 Meet The Young

Movellians

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Theme Column Written By: R.G. Summers

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Author Interview: Lawren Greene

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Film Review: Oz: The Great and Powerful By: Patrick Satters

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Poems By : Olga Kolesnikova, Pd Lietz, Darren Donhue, Miceal Kearney, Rupam Goswami, Michelle D’Costa, Steve Moore, Konrad Noronha, Phillip Larrea, Allabhya Ghosh, Silva Merjanin, Genny Rushton Givens, Scott Sherman, Emily Jones, Michael Lee Johnson, Sasha Milivojevich, Daniel Voicu, Luke Surl, Amit Herlekar, Maire Morrisey-Cummins, Paul Tristam, Steven Fortune, Joanna Ngai, Jake Reynolds, Davod J Delaney, Enya Sanders, Keith Charles Dovoric, A.J Huffman, Jamie Uy, Patrick Jamieson, Phoebe Duffet, Jeremiah Walton, Chrysovalanto Papanikolaou, Dah, Karima Puzon,Lim Sioh Huang, Bola Opaleke, Brendan Sullivan and Bhisma Upreti

Writing Workshop by Marie Lightman

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Book Reviews by Julie Stanley & Adam Skidmore

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Fiction By: Nathaniel Tower, Jeff Dupuis, Nina Knowles, John Howell, Belle Duffy, Gerardo Delgadilo and G.D McFetridge.

Non-Fiction By: Chew Yi Wei and Sara Koch.

Writing Contests

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THE Inspiration

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Shifting Hexagon -Olga Kolesnikova

I think I’m trapped in a cube Or a triangle Or a hexagon A shape which shifts around me Is it me who made the sand melt, Melt into gold beneath my feet? The sky is an orange shade of blue, And it looks at me. I can make the pyramids balance on glass needles Upside down Pick the colour for each one: Always green. Make them spin in the sun. The sand is merging with the heavens Purple sparks at the horizon The sun is going out now Now that I am here. Suspend the grey rocks in the air Dry and burning and trembling They will circle the pyramids slowly As the liquid sand boils below And I am the sun trapped in a shape above, Always watching.

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Olga Kolesnikova is an aspiring 17 year old writer. She is currently writing a novel as well as short stories and poetry, and hopes to become a successful full-time writer in the future.


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bohemian Tendencies -Pd Lietz persistent resonance a synchronous vibration that materializes in an aura of blue drawing from an innermost place that has no name senses inundated right, left hemispheres madly volleying synapses fervor consuming strokes, breath quickening characters in subtle hues stutter and flutter upon pressed fibres everything detailed in a random process there is no control over this discerning gene with bohemian tendencies it strikes with full impact rampant and rabid

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Pd Lietz is a widely published writer, photographer and artist and illustrator who lives in rural Manitoba Canada. As a child both nurture and environment shaped her artistic abilities, her Grandfather and both Parents were Professional Photographers and Artists, the Studio then her home. Coming full cycle it is with delight she again picks up pen, paints or camera and simply enjoys what may unfold. http://www.pdlietzphotography.com/


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