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WELCOME TO CORVACEOUS, THE LITERARY WEB
MAGAZINE FROM TWO RAVENS PRESS

Due to a lack of resources (and of suitable submissions) there will be no further new issues of Corvaceous.

However, we've left the original issues up here on our web page so that you can browse writing from Alasdair Gray, Rodge Glass, Raymond Federman, Alice Thompson, Jonathan Falla, Esther Woolfson, Susan Sellers, John McGill, Cynthia Rogerson, Dexter Petley, Maggie Sawkins, Mandy Haggith, Clio Gray, Regi Claire, Dorothy Baird, David Knowles, Tom Lappin, Sharon Blackie, Angela Morgan Cutler, Jim Bloom, Gail Toms, Ravenel Richardson, Alison Napier, Graeme Morgan, e.g. Jönsson and Alex Pheby.


December issue, 2008

Click on each section for a full listing of items, new and old.
Click on an image to go straight to that article.

A Writer's Life:

The Glenfarron Well, by Jonathan Falla

Bliss it Was, by John McGill

Articles & Interviews:

'Tongues and Grooves' interviews poets Katherine Gallaher and John Rety, by Maggie Sawkins

Sharon Blackie interviews Rodge Glass

New Writing:

Alasdair Gray, by Rodge Glass

UFO by e.g. Jönsson

Reverend McKinley's Dilemma by Alison Napier

Three poems by Graeme Morgan

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