Dream Catcher, Literary Arts Journal, issue 16

'Dream Catcher' is ten years old. This is a writing magazine/journal for writers and readers that publishes fiction, poetry, artwork, reviews and biographies of contributors. Being published in magazines such as 'Dream Catcher' is often the first rung on the ladder, the first step, in a writer's career. Agents and publishers look out for authors that appear in small press magazines. You will find famous and unknown authors side by side in Dream Catcher's pages. Magazines like 'Dream Catcher' are invaluable for writers to find a first and new outlets for their work; invaluable for readers to discover new, challenging, innovative, fresh and unique fiction and poetry from around the world. This new issue, 16, is full of excellent fiction and poetry. Highlights: Catherine Smith's story House (from the first line a gem of observation). Catherine Smith with already eighteen plays published, two for BBC Radio 4, and PBS recommendation for her first full collection to her name. Jonathan Attrill's Darker than Fairytales (mysterious & terrifying) -- winner of the London Writers Competition (2004) appears in this issue. Poet, David Constantine is in this issue with Back There -- seductively simple but darkly intriguing, demands many re-readings. Award-winning American-Croatian Mario Susko continues his chronicle of poems about the aftermath of Croatian-Bosnian war with Reclaiming Life. 'Dream Catcher' welcomes and presents all forms of excellent poetry and prose and celebrates the cultural diversity of the UK and the world. 'Dream Catcher' is a non-profit publication, supported by grants from Arts Council of England and Lincolnshire County Council, and from subscriptions and sales. 'Dream Catcher' is sponsored by Octagon Technology.