Wolf Moon Journal is a plucky, independent magazine published in Maine. We feature images, essays, poetry, and reviews. Sample articles on this web site are taken from what is printed in the magazine. We rely upon your subscriptions and support to continue doing what we do. Please subscribe if you can.

SUPPORTING THE ARTS DURING THE PINCH OF HARD TIMES
By Laurie Meunier Graves

[D]espite the hard times, many people, even in Maine, still have a certain amount of discretionary money, and this is a plea to spend some of it locally—on books and magazine, on plays and concerts, on movies at an independent cinema, if you are lucky enough to live next to one. <more>

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CONTENTS of the current issue IN PRINT
please note - There is no Summer 2008 Journal in Print 
The printed journal will resume with the fall 2008 ISSUE.
(includes many articles, poems, and images not in the web magazine)

RECENT ADDITIONS TO THE WEBSITE

* OPINION * WE DON’T TORTURE
By H. R. Coursen

* THEATER * THE WINTER’S TALE
At the Theater at Monmouth in Monmouth, Maine
Reviewed by H. R. Coursen

* MOVIES *   NEW REVIEWS ON THE WOLF MOON MOVIE BLOG
Smart People, Paranoid Park, Iron Man, Redbelt, Mongol, The Children of Huang Shi, Kung Fu Panda
Reviewed by Joel Johnson

* THEATER * THE MYSTERY OF IRMA VEP
At the Theater at Monmouth in Monmouth, Maine
Reviewed by Laurie Meunier Graves

* MOVIES *   THE VISITOR
Reviewed by Joel Johnson

* THEATER * THE MERCHANT OF VENICE
At the Theater at Monmouth in Monmouth, Maine
Reviewed by Laurie Meunier Graves

* THEATER * ARSENIC AND OLD LACE
At the Theater at Monmouth in Monmouth, Maine
Reviewed by Laurie Meunier Graves

* MOVIES *   FLAWLESS
Reviewed by Joel Johnson

 * MOVIES *  MIFF 2008 Reviews
Reviewed by Joel Johnson and Laurie Meunier Graves

* ESSAY *  IN THEIR BACKYARD
By Laurie Meunier Graves

* IMAGES * PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THE HINTERLAND "In their backyard"- Spring 2008
Photography by Clif Graves

* POETRY *  THE GREENERY
By Danny P. Barbare

* POETRY *  THE THAW
By Megan Richardson

* POETRY *  FORTY YEARS OF WEEDING
By Claire Hersom