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The Literary Hatchet is Available (FREE)

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PearTree Press is very pleased to announce that the first special issue of The Literary Hatchet is available! The Literary Hatchet is a special issue of The Hatchet: Lizzie Borden's Journal of Murder, Mystery & Victorian History.

The Literary Hatchet is 92 pages of fiction, short stories, poetry and prose, humor, art, illustration, and photography. It offers a mixed genre of horror, murder, gothic, and mystery. Enjoy! But don't read it just before you turn of the light and go to sleep----you've been warned! :shock:

It is available as a free PDF download here.

You may also purchase a beautiful print copy through our print on demand partners LuLu.com here.

Authors in this issue include many forum members:
Richard Behrens
Douglas Walters
Denise Noe
David Marshall James
Vicki Jo Indrizzo-Valente
Sherry Chapman
Eugene Hosey
Michael Brimbau
Daniel Krentzman
Kat Koorey
Shelley Dziedzic
Larry Allen
Stefani Koorey
Grim k. de evil

PLEASE NOTE: The next special Literary Issue will be published on September 4, 2008. Submissions are open. All submissions are due on August 1, 2008. Please read the submission guidelines here.


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How any one had the opportunity to read the issue?

I freely admit I'm waiting for my hard copy to read from cover-to-cover but will definitely comment when I get the chance to finish it!
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I am also waiting for my hardcopy. I like to read them cover to cover also.
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I notice that when I try to open the PDF on Windows VISTA, I get a prompt for a password. And of course there is no password, so I can't open it.

On all other platforms, including all other versions of Windows (i.e. XP), it's fine and opens with no problem.

I know there are some people whose proposed solution will be "don't use Windows" but given the fact that a lot of Vista people may be downloading and buying the book, there has to be a solution to this.

Perhaps its a Lulu issue?
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Just ordered my bound copy. Try to keep me away from it!

4/30. It came today, and I've paged through it in anticipation of giving it the time it deserves. I will say I'm already very impressed with Larry Allen's poetry.
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