Blue Moon Literary & Art Review

Featured Writers

Rick Mofina
Short Story: Blood Red Rings
Blue Moon Lit & Art Review Issue 5

Rick Mofina is the author of If Angels Fall, Cold Fear, Blood of Others, and more. He is a two-time winner of the Arthur Ellis Award. A former crime reporter, his work has appeared in The New York Times and Reader’s Digest.

 

Les Edgerton
Short Story: Big Red
Blue Moon Lit & Art Review Issue 5

Les Edgerton is the author of nine books, including the story collection, Monday’s Meal and the writer’s how-to, Finding Your Voice. His short story, "Felon," recently appeared in the inaugural issue of the national crime magazine, Murdaland.

 

John Lescroart
Short Story: Winged Victory
Blue Moon Lit & Art Review Issue 2
John Lescroart is the author of twenty novels, including most recently A Plague of Secrets.  He has twelve New York Times bestsellers and his books have been translated into twenty languages around the world.

 

Scott Evans
Novel excerpts and Poems in: Blue Moon Lit & Art Review 1,2,3,4

Scott Evans teaches at the University of the Pacific and is the Editor of the Blue Moon Literary & Art Review. He is the author of the murder mystery Tragic Flaws and is finishing a second novel titled First Folio.

 

D.B. Pacini
Short Stories and Poems found in Blue Moon Lit & Art Review 2,3,4

D.B. Pacini is a songwriter/vocalist, poet, and the author of two novels, The Loose End of the Rainbow and Emma's Love Letters, as well as numerous short stories. 

Beau Hamel
Poems: Butte County Sonnet and California Freedom
Blue Moon Lit & Art Review Issue 4

Beau Hamel (aka Brad Henderson) is a Professor in Writing, UC Davis and author of Split Stock: Selected Poems and Drums: A Novel.

Patrick Kilpatrick
Novel Excerpt: Lady Pirates!   (written with Scott Evans)     Blue Moon Lit & Art Review Issue 2

Patrick Kilpatrick is an Actor, Writer, Producer, and President/CEO of Uncommon Dialogue Films.

 

Dorine Jennette
Poem: Wanted: A New Name for Night Dread
Blue Moon Lit & Art Review Issue 4

Dorine Jennette is the author of Urchin to Follow, from the National Poetry Review Press. Her poetry and prose have appeared widely. She earned her PhD from the University of Georgia.