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Blink-Ink #23 Mystery Train receives grand reviews



Many congratulations to a little magazine with big content! I'm proud to say I've been involved since the inaugural issue. Even my "Edgar Allan Poe-boy" postcard, a lagniappe insert, gets a nod in these reviews:






Perhaps, the first instance of a term I coined "literary drag." If you know of other cases, please let me know in the comments.
"Edgar Allan Poe-boy" copyright 2016 Kristin Fouquet

Long Live Blink/Ink!






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