Black Oak Presents: A Quarterly Journal of Mid-American Culture

In our Spring 2010 issue, Black Oak brings you an exclusive interview with Jan Stover, Founder and Director of The Mothers Institute. Jan tells us how her organization is working with mothers all over Illinois to educate their children in the principles of liberty.

Black Oak Presents is packed full of opinions, artistry, and writing from America’s heartland. In this issue we feature a review of Minsk’s new album With Echoes in the Movement of Stone, as well as profiles of other local artists. This issue also contains art, fiction, and photography by Ann Coddington Rast, Stephen Cunningham, Camille Hawbaker, Mark Swain, and many others.

But that’s not all. William E. Feltt returns to Black Oak Presents with his short fiction, “Blank Page: A Love Story.” Through the pages of her diary, Joannie struggles to find love in a brutal world. Will expressive therapy help her overcome her intoxicating addiction, or will she succumb to the cycle of abuse?

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