Perspectives is a biyearly literary magazine that is dedicated to giving life to inanimate objects. It goes a step beyond the proverb, “Don’t judge a man before you’ve walked a mile in his shoes.” Perspectives gets the imagination to step into an inanimate object’s skin and walk around in it. Delve into the world of inanimate objects. Read Perspectives. Direct any questions or feedback to the founding editor, Monique Berry, at perspectivesmagazine@gmail.com
To read this exciting issue click: http://1perspectives.webs.com/pmjuly2012.htm
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As well as introducing you to the latest issue of Perspectives, I take this opportunity for blatant self-promotion (I am blushing, can’t you tell). You’ll recognize me by my picture between its covers.
I’m certain you’ll have lots of questions for the editor after reading the unique articles. Go now, enjoy; afterwards, I hope you will share with your friends.
How wonderful! I love what you wrote, I really do – I haven’t looked through the rest of the publication yet, just yours, but will do later. What an interesting concept, to give life to the inanimate.
Thanks so much, Vanessa. When I first heard the magazine prints only articles about inanimate objects, I thought it was a joke. Once I read it, though, I realized the concept quite unique.
The founding editor is always looking for new writers…
Ah Tess so well written and I confess I was a tiny bit slower than I would like to suss it! Excellent
Thank YOU, Gilly. This piece was fun to write.
Hi Tess,
Congratulations! I read it, and it was a very fun article. I love the twist.
You are kind. I thank you. This is a unique magazine and I hope readers will investigate it more.
Really great writing- you brought it to life. And your voice comes through too!
Aren’t you a sweetheart! Thank you.
What fun! Well done also, a book talking back; thankfully mine can’t talk to me I suspect they would say far worse. Yours was quite polite, you must take far more care.
You did that so well.
I can’t find you in the publication. Help!
Psst…page 6
Thanks Maggie!
Thanks for telling Robin the page number. I could have mentioned it but hoped everyone would give the magazine a good look and not simply advertise my contribution.
I did give it a good look and liked it
Thank YOU, Maggie.
Found you right away. But can’t read the article because I can’t get it big enough to see the words. I am sure it is brilliant.
Thanks for finding me. I didn’t advertise the page number as I didn’t want to the the sole writer featured. If you click on the magazine it will get big enough to read full screen.
I still can’t SEND e-mail from my Inbox (it’s been a month now). I’m getting nowhere with MSN and Hot mail to unblock my account. Hope you receive this.
Yes, I got it. What a pain about the email account. As my gramma would say “we can put a man on the moon but we can’t…”.
Excellent Tess… I enjoyed that!
Thank YOU, Maggie. I appreciate your approval.
Fantastic Tess. You sounded just like my books.
Thank you, Robin. I appreciate YOUR input. Do I sound like your books? Hmm. I haven’t met them yet. LOL
BTW, might you let me know you’ve received this? My mail is still messed up and I can’t SEND. I am responding in WP COMMENTS. I’ve setup a new gmail for my blog and am thinking of changing my addy but I’m afraid of losing followers and messing anything up in general.
I hear you loud and clear!
I have gmail and love it. Never had a single problem with it. What is an”addy?”
‘Addy’ is your e-mail address (or so I’ve understood).
Wow! Congrats:) I will take my time to peruse the rest of this magazine. What an interesting concept.
Angie
Thanks, Angie. Coming from you, your comments means a lot. This magazine is an interesting concept, isn’t it?
Mine just beg to be held again. Occasionally, I pass them along, but mostly, I shelve them until I want the feel of them in my hands again. Great story and congrats!
Red.
That’s how I feel about books too. Mine are holding up my house so I can say they have a dual purpose. Tee Hee.
Consider yourself tweeted!
Neat concept and congrats on being included!
Thank YOU, Jennifer.
As a lover of books the story was well received. Congratulations Tess.
Thanks so much. I’m pleased the story was well received.
Thank you.
What an interesting way to present a magazine, and I like the idea of stories from the point of view of an object. Maybe objects DO have points of view. But I couldn’t find you, Tess!
Yes, at first I poo-pooed the idea but once I got my head around it, I burst into flames.
I’m on page six but I didn’t want to specify what page I was on because I was afraid that might be too forward. Thanks for commenting. Maybe you’ll get to see the article.
I feel like I’m responding twice to some of these comments (my e-mail has blocked me from responding from e-mail so am responding from Comments in WP).
I’m on page 6 if you still wish to have a peak. Thank you, Rose.
Wow, Tess. What an amazing “perspective.” So creative, so vivid, and yes, so true. I love it – really great writing. Congratulations!
Thank you, Pamela. It was more fun to write than I imagined. The added bonus was someone invited me to do so. Wow.
Congratulations! It’s always a nice feeling when someone else recognizes your work/passion as great.
Hopefully the hoopla will happen when the surprise DVDs arrive under everyone’s Christmas tree.
Thanks, Pamela. This quirky piece was fun once I got my head around it.
Well, I had to take a look at this – what a fascinating concept, so creative! Thanks for the link. I enjoyed your Friends article, knew immediately what you were representing. (well, of course). I’ve developed a relationship with a multi-personality friend lately, her name is Kindle, and she’s always with me. Of course, I do still have many friends gathered together on shelves, and I enjoy the touch and feel and smell of them from time to time. But at least with Kindle there is no separation anxiety.
Thanks, Judee. When I first heard of what this magazine was about, I scratched my head. What? After reading the magazine and got my head around it, I was off in a running start. Because I have a close relationship with books, they speak to me. Ha ha.