March 1st, 2012:  Echo Ink Review has begun adapting select manuscripts to video and will begin the production of five short films in April.

Actors and actresses from Andy Garisson's Actor Training Studio, Brian Cutler's Commercial Acting Studio, and Exposure Inc of Kansas city, have expressed interest in our first two scripts, and we have three more currently in the works.  Audtions have been scheduled for April.

All manuscripts submitted to Echo Ink Review will be considered for adaptation.  Those selected will be published online at Sildona.com along with the script and the finished film.

For more details, please visit Sildona.com

Our many thanks to all the writers who submitted their work for consideration. Without all the excellent writing from which to choose, we would not have a journal. That said, with so many talented writers submitting work for consideration, our task becomes one of winnowing the good manuscripts from the good. These, however, are the ones that seemed to us the best fit for the journal we're attempting to build. We trust you'll enjoy this current selection.

This issue represents established authors like Traci Foust and talented newcomers like Dan Lundin, Hila Karmi, Kelli Allen, and Amanda Hash. Please congratulate the contributing writers, and spread the word.

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Echo Ink Review is proud to announce its brand fresh, stil-smoking-out-of-the-oven Trey Shorts Award Series. The Trey Shorts Award Series is a micro-collection of three short stories guaranteed to resonate long after they’ve entertained.

The best, most entertaining, most resonating literary short stories often convey an underlying seriousness, a deeply resounding pain masked by a sly sense of humor, and it is this type of story we want to publish in Trey Shorts. 

Starting with this first issue, The Trey Shorts Award Series will be filled with three manuscripts we feel best captures the voice of Echo Ink Review--seriously funny. slightly injured.  Sometimes absurd, sometimes jovial, often ironic, these stories represent writers in complete control of their craft.

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