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ESC! Magazine presents Coffee House to Go calls it quits...

I am shocked.

One of the first shows that I subscribed to is calling it quits. Mike Potter the chief editor announced on the latest episode of Coffee House to Go (Episode 30) that the show will be going on Hiatus... Wow. The show talked about the publishing side and opportunities for authors and small press Poetry Markets and short story markets...

The Esc Magazine is the brain child of Mike Potter and has been in PRINT since 1992. The podcast has been going since 2005 as an extension of the magazine and morphed into the wonderful resource that it is today. Hopefully what this means is that the magazine will get more of the attention that it so greatly deserves. It is a wonderful place for new authors and poets to get a start. You can learn more about the history of the magazine here:

Just to clarify, The magazine is not going anywhere (as far as I know - but then the podcast taking a hiatus took me by surprise) and can be found here. You can get it in dead tree paper or electronic versions. All the back issues are also available.

Now I would be remiss if I did not mention the better co host of the bunch, LB Sedlacek. She is the publisher of "The Poetry Market Ezine" and Assume Nothing Press. She completes the one, two combo that was Coffee House to Go. Coffee House to Go talked about various resources and tools found on the web and other things as well such as the Reading Program that Pizza Hut has to offer. Hopefully this will be a short hiatus and CHtG will be back soon. This is a resource that I will miss.