ram•shack•le
(ram-shak-uhl)
adjective:
1. loosely made or in doubtful repair
2. unsafe.
syn: tatterdemalion.
Issue 1 includes poetry, fiction, nonfiction, artwork and photography by Jessica Hollander, Howie Young, Julie Innis, Matthew Hamilton, Bill Yarrow, Ernest Williamson II, James Gurney, R. S. Bohn, Susan Tepper, Darryl Price, Michelle Reale, Robert Malbin, Deanna Larsen, Sheldon Lee Compton, Pamela Wilson, L. Ward Abel, Phil McCray, and others.
Issue 2 includes poetry, fiction, nonfiction, artwork and photgraphy by Nicolas Vigier, Bill Yarrow, Melanie Yarbrough, Dallas Woodburn, Lisa Zaran, Shannon Cavanaugh, Annie Atkins, Parker Tettleton, Len Kuntz, Howie Good, Meg Pokrass, Alexandra Manukyan, Matthew Stranach, Robert Malbin, Isabell Serafin, Kurt Huggins and Zelda Devon, Christian Bell, Sarolta Ban, Denise Emanuel Clemen, Kio Stark, Mark Etchells, James Robison, Justin Hyde, Stephen Hastings-King, Sergey Skachov, Tim Etchells, Thomas Wheeler, M. John Harrison.
Our thanks to all who've contributed. We appreciate the opportunity to share your work.
Mark Reep
Editor, Ramshackle Review
