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The Santa Rosa Literary Upstart
was begun by rG Hill as a newsletter in 1996. It's main purpose at that
time was to promote the Calistoga Field Form in poetry, created in 1990
by Napa poet Jeff Schulz and then Calistoga resident Richard Montillo.
This is still one of our major purposes in expanding the SRLU and taking
it online. From time to time we hope to republish the newsletter essays,
but our primary task at present is to apply some of the lessons from that
poetry form to other literary arts, short stories, novels, even creative
essays. Finally, recent events have burdened us with an unforeseen responsibility,
to assess the political situation from the psychological perspective that
this kind of art is rooted in, a Counter Culture perspective certainly,
one that believes that the traditional left-right social and political
assessment is far from adequate, a perspective dedicated to peace, not
so much through treaties and economic development as much as through hard
individual inner work on oneself, and what we have discovered is the great
joy of doing such work.
Past Issues
September 2001
November 2001
January 2002
March 2002
May 2002
Upcoming Issue
September 2002- Besides our usual riveting issue of writing
SRLU will add to the site a reference page for easier navigation of of
our Short Stories. We will also feaure an interview with SRLU Editor rG
Hill.
Raymond
Federman
Novelist
/ Poet / Critic / Translator
Black Ice- A Literary Magazine
Psychohistory-The
Institute Web site
Ecopsychology-The Institute Web site
The SRLU publishes every two months. We are accepting
all kinds of work at present, though we have a preference for untraditional
forms, especially those that push the envelope on the kinds of work we
have been experimenting with for more than a decade now, work that has
a subjective, interior direction. We are especially interested at this
time in anything that will promote inner peace and how that peace might
be manifested as outer peace. Send query by email.