The technical difficulty appears to have been solved...
...by Hansonius.
Monday, June 25, 2007
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About the MLR
The goal of The Mahwah Literary Review is to foster the talents of young Catholic writers and to encourage the Mahwahvian movement in literature.
Relevant Inspirational and/or Ironic Quotation:
"The Catholics are very hard up for any literary interests, and are glad enough to make something of Gerard's works."
--Robert Bridges
--Robert Bridges
What's Mahwah? Who are Mahwahvians?
Mahwah, New Jersey is the home of the Carmel Retreat House, the site of the annual Robert Southwell Institute Literary Workshops and where the contributors of this blog first joined forces.
Mahwahvians are young Catholic writers who recognize a connection between their faith and their craft, and who hope to revive a Catholic voice in American letters.
Mahwahvians are young Catholic writers who recognize a connection between their faith and their craft, and who hope to revive a Catholic voice in American letters.
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