manifest

The only source for local literature.

Welcome to manifest magazine on-line!

This new format is a temporary solution to the printed version of the magazine - due to the editor’s struggle to maintain his career and produce a literary magazine at the same time. The next printed issue is due out in the Spring of 2007, which will include works from the website and subsequent submissions.

The vision of manifest is to create a venue for people to express themselves and share their talents with others. manifest is an annual magazine that publishes poems and short stories authored by writers from throughout Northeastern Pennsylvania. The centerfold story features one local writer along with a passage from one of their published works.

You wrote it. Now submit it.

Literary pieces can be submitted to manifest at anytime. Go to to the Submission Page to find how to enter your works for the next issue.

manifest magazine

595 Carey Avenue, 1st Floor
Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702

Phone: 570.822.1962

manifestmag@aol.com

This issue's Featured Writer:

Jerry Wemple

Wemple explores the sociological and psychological affects of the Civil War through narrative, lyrical poems in his new book The Civil War in Baltimore.

Read manifest’s interview with the author to learn about his personal experiences and how he perceives the nation’s racial divide.

Featured Writer

Our Published Authors

A Legacy in Time

The new science-fiction book by Craig Wood

Go to Our Published Authors for more on this book.

Available in Book Stores

and Online at byerspublishing@aol.com

Disclaimer: All photographs*, artwork*, and literary works* posted on http://manifestmag.tripod.com were originally created by James Byers. These materials cannot be published in any other publications or websites without the written permission of James Byers.

* Artwork and photographs affiliated with A Legacy in Time were created by Craig Wood and Lucas Weidner.

* Donald Byers was the author of An American Odessey

* Jerry Wemple is the author of I can See it From Here and The Civil War In Baltimore.

* Permission to publish literary works posted on the following Webpages were granted in writing by the respective writers and poets Webpages: Featured Writer, Writers, Poets, and Premiere issue.