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17 Feb 2004 @ 18:50, by Tom Bombadil


Harnessing The Internet to Bring You The WORLD Of Letters And Exploring New Directions for Future Generations, the Muse Apprentice Guild (MAG) is an International Literary Review with co-editors/liaisons in over 45 countries and hundreds of thousands of readers worldwide:

In their own words, The Muse Apprentice Guild "represents writers in all genres with an emphasis on work that defies categorization. The online and print world is rife with hegemonic and bland writing, or pretentious and derivative pap. The MAG stands apart from this myopia, publishing writers who dare to resist categorization, who not only have talent but are willing to apply that talent in an independent direction. The MAG is not so much a literary review as a literary festival, presenting the work of the most imaginative and innovative writers from all over the world."



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