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Pif Magazine
ISSN: 1094-2726
Published by:
Pif, LLC
PMB 248
4820 Yelm Hwy SE
Suite B
Lacey, WA 98503-4903
Praise? Gripes? Comments? Suggestions?
Write to us at talkback@pifmagazine.com
Subject: Pif Magazine
Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000
From: Brock
To: To the people of "Pif Magazine"
I am one of the editors of the literary zine "OGDENZINE", from the city of Salvador, state of Bahia, Brazil. We feature works of fiction, short stories and novels, film, music and arts reviews. While surfing on the web I found your publication, and I liked a lot, wishing that such a reference site would exist over here in Brazil. Congratulations for your work in the Pif Magazine.
Patrick Brock OGDENZINE - www.atarde.com.br/user/jubileu/OGDENzine.html
Subject: micro
fiction by richard weems
Date: Fri, 18 Feb 2000
From: John Kusch Organization
I *love* that story. I found the dialogue stilted, contrived and thus perfect: the uncomfortable banter of father and son. Having tried to set many trees on fire as a child, I found myself wishing I'd had company.
John Kusch
Bluff Magazine
http://www.bluffmag.com
Subject: Thanks very much
Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2000
From: Ethan Casey
Dear Pif Magazine,
Tom Hartman's very kind review of BlueEar.com for you just came to my attention. Thanks very much! He says many very kind things, and we certainly appreciate your decision to give us attention. I wonder if I may be in touch with Tom Hartman directly? I'd like to thank him personally.
Best regards, Ethan Casey
BlueEar.com Editor
Subject: Poetry
Date: Sat, 05 Feb 2000
From: Lydia Brackett
Dear Editors,
Loved the sensual language in poem by Deborah Byrne. I think the new American sonnets are skillfull and love reading them. Would like to know what is behind this poem. Has she been in other issues? Also really like the Lefkowitz poems. This was the best poetry I've seen in your ejournal so far.
Subject: Poetry
Date: Sat, 05 Feb 2000
From: Zoey Latham
Hi Editors,
I've read your newest issue top to bottom. I'm a poet and appreciate good poetry. In the future could my ferret and I see more of Barry Spacks and Deborah Byrne.
Will be visiting pifland frequently this months.
Zoey Miller and Garrett the Ferret
Subject: GREAT STUFF
Date: Sat, 5 Feb 2000 15:49:46 -0800 (PST)
From: William Preston
Hello,
The image and language in Feb. 2000 issue poetry is superb. Congratulations to poets Byrne, Gioseffi, Conway, Spacks, and Lefcowitz, you have made this issue of PIF outstanding.
I'll be sharing these poems with my students. Will Preston
Subject: The poetry of Deborah Byrne
Date: Wed, 2 Feb 2000
From: tricia barnes
Dear Editors,
First time I've been compelled to write. I very much enjoyed Deborah Byrne's poem, "Vacancies for Belief." Noticed she is from the area I live in...does she have a book, where else is she published, does she do readings? Beautiful imagery in her poem and really like the word "ochelli." Think I'm gonna steal it and use it in a story.
Tell her she's inspiring!
Subject: Stick It In Your
Ear
Date: Wed, 2 Feb 2000 04:20:10 -0600
From: John deGravelles
Cloninger's review is dead on. Of his father's generation, I know the writers and the songs and they are part of the tapestry of my youth and who I am today. What I didn't realize were the connections between the song writers and their song writing. I very much enjoyed his insights about the music. For instance, it hadn't occurred to me that, like Cloninger, while I very much enjoy Blues, it doesn't effect me the way these songs do. I agree that, looking back, I hear nothing to compare to the quality of the music that's been written since.
Thanks: John deGravelles