For those who noticed and those who didn’t …
We could have taken the silent road … but we didn’t. With great pain and grief I announce the departure for personal reasons of our editor Richard Wink, who handed me the torch to keep the flame of unconventionality burning. Gloom Cupboard will not disappear (as so many journals already have), a very conscious choice of our friend Richard. Gratefull for this opportunity, I will do my best (and maybe more) to first of all maintain the quality of the journal and second of all introduce gradually some changes in the future … Alea jacta est.
Let’s make the best of it!
Lena
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Lena Vanelslander swam many waters. History, Comparative Culture Analysis, Languages, Mythology, Literature, Poetry, too many to sum up. After a life of tribulations the turning point came in her mid twenties: she started to write actively poetry in English. Her melancholic and darkminded nature colour her poems to an individual signature in both time and space. Poems got published in the Stray Branch, Savage Manners, the Delinquent and The Sylvan Echo. Her first chapbook ‘Ma Chanson de Rien du Tout’ has been released in September this year. Her first book of poetry, written with Marilyn Campiz, Quills of Fire, will appear in November 2009. Currently she edits writers' profiles for http://www.gloomcupboard.com and http://www.outsiderwriters.org
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Sad to see him go, but I think handing the torch to you was a wise choice. 🙂
Thanks Elizabeth 😉