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ANNOUNCING THE BIG BRIDGE 15 YEAR ANNIVERSARY ISSUE

May 16, 2012
Ryukan

From Michael Rothenberg:

Big Bridge 15

                  www.bigbridge.org

Dear Big Bridge Friends,

We are pleased to announce the BIG BRIDGE 15 YEAR ANNIVERSARY ISSUE! For 15 years Big Bridge has worked hard to present our readers with a wide and varied selection of poetry, fiction, art, essays, and more.  And through this work we hope we have conveyed our respect and love for all the great creative efforts of poets and artists we have known. Below is an abbreviated summary of what you will find in this new, big, 15th Anniversary Edition. We hope you will like what we have put together and will continue reading and enjoying Big Bridge. Thank you for your many years of support!

Love and peace,

Michael and Terri

 

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