Ken Hada is a fourth generation Oklahoman, descendant of Danish and Hungarian immigrants: Gypsy poets, barn dance aficionados, art lovers, amateur philosophers, wheat farmers, preachers, teachers and common-sense craftsmen.

“These poems, acting as spare parts themselves, go into the making of one smooth-running, powerful engine.”

 - Diane Glancy

Author of Pushing the Bear

Polyphony On Line publishes and promotes new contemporary and international voices in fiction, poetry, and the arts. Our publication hopes to invite creative works of literature into the online world, while supporting traditional as well as form-challenging writers for a richness of experience and literary perspective on personal and world events.

Publication

A new issue will be published every three months and include approximately 30 works of fiction, poetry or essay, written in English or translated.

At the same while we keep a weekly presence with blogs, book reviews and reviews on the arts and music scene as well as special projects organized by Polyphony On Line editors and staff, such as ‘The Search for the Polyphonous Ennui’.

We hope that in the near future we can partner with publishing companies and release print anthologies.

Upcoming Issue:  October - December 2010 (Vol. I, Issue IV)  Send your work today!

FOUNDERS

Elton Shanaj, Founder and President

Javier Kafie, Co-Founder and Creative Director

Judd Morse, Co-Founder and BFG/CNT

K.C. King, Co-Founder and BFF

CONTRIBUTORS

Christopher Clark

Brandon Crouch

Travis Gates

Jezy Gray

Ryan Mcmahan

Chris Piercy

Sunnie Smith

Darah Wraine

BOARD

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