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Magnificent Seven
      
the Orphan Leaf Review was a (very) small press
literary magazine
magazine presenting creative writing in the
form of "orphan leaves" to an international
audience.
orphan leaf n. a single
page apparently torn from a book. The page exists, the rest of the book may not. Read to the end of the page. Let
your imagination do the rest.
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Seven issues were produced from 2004 to 2007, with
Issues One to Six being assembled by hand from individual
pages of different sizes and paper types. the Orphan Leaf Review
is now out of print and closed to submissions. This
website remains as a historical record of the goings on.
Have a look around, take a peek at the sample pages, it was
an interesting project.
With thanks to all tOLR's readers and
contributors,
James Paul Wallis, editor
"A magical
little magazine, trying something completely
original" the Guardian
"Definitely collectable" the Rialto
"One of the most creatively stimulating 'zine
concepts I've come across in a long, long time."
Fourth Horseman Press
"We enjoyed and then
puzzled over and then enjoyed the first issue. This is a
magazine made to examine and handle." Literary Magazine Review
"Exactly the
kind of thing that should appeal to true
bibliophiles." LauraHird.com |
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