Thanks for joining us on this, our twenty-third voyage into online letters.
Here, we continue our proud tradition of presenting the best in new poetry and fiction from around the world, including exclusive translations of noted international writers. Plus, we're happy to re-introduce the finest in supplémentaires classique du macabre (including the latest in our Hungarian Mystery Stories series, Etienne Barsony's The Dancing Bear) to new audiences across the web.
In an era of almost extreme orthodoxies - cultural, commercial, academic, and literary - it appears more and more crucial to stand athwart these remorseless barriers. Yet, what we (think, hope) we know is cold comfort compared to the thrill of exploring unknown places of body, mind, and soul...with our imaginations at the vanguard.
We hope to make every issue of Danse Macabre your go-to page for coloratura lettura and exciting kunst und künstler; a grand electronic closet, if you will, of enduring prose treasures, keepsakes, gee-gaws, knick-knacks, and manorial wordsmith palaces; a gallimaufry of dainty devices, poetical torrents and cultural objets d'art.
Let's beat our collective brains and discover if we can't shake loose anything but sawdust, cobwebs and post-modernist platitudinizings. Allons, enfants de la patria! Marchons, marchons...!
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An Online Literary Magazine™
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une nuit à l'opéra
Volume Four, Number Three
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Adam Henry Carrière / Stonesthrow Publishing LLC.
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ISSN pending.