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About the Journal
"Spectacular!" - Speer Morgan, Editor, Missouri Review.
"It is splendid throughout -- the writing (what a line-up of writers!), the design, the art, the cover -- fantastic through and through." - Tom Auer, Editor, The Bloomsbury Review.
Mission
Many Mountains Moving is a 501(c)(3) organization that offers a monthly literary salon, readings, panels, and a nationally distributed literary journal:
- to foster appreciation of diverse cultures through top-notch literature and art
- to provide support and recognition for both established and emerging writers and artists
- to provide a much-needed literary space for writers of diverse backgrounds.
National Recognition
Selections from Many Mountains Moving have been selected for inclusion in the Best American Poetry and Pushcart Prize anthologies.
The Day When Mountains Move Akiko Yosano
The day when mountains move has come.
Though I say this, nobody believes me.
Mountains sleep only for a little while
That once have been active in flames.
But even if you forgot it,
Just believe, people,
That all the women who slept
Now awake and move.
This poem was originally published in 1911 in Seitõ ("Blue Stocking"), a Japanese litarary magazine. It was reprinted from The Burning Heart: Women Poets of Japan (translated and edited by Kenneth Rexroth and Ikuko Atsumi, Seabury Press, 1977)
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