Today’s acceptance is non-fiction, perfect for paranormal enthusiasts. What if I told you a Polish veteran once informed me that the forests of Poland are haunted? Strange things happen when you least expect them… Ancient curses, a man who is part owl, children and soldiers gone missing during World War II, supernatural castles in the woods, and genuine gravemarker tours. For this piece, I researched the spectral. It’s a regional article on the lore of one of Poland’s most notorious and spooky forests bordering Germany. Read my article: “The Haunting of Notecka Forest.” It’s based on valid research and a veteran’s true accounts. You can read it now in the new Chilean-based online literary journal, Ultramarine Literary Review. They also publish fiction, poetry, book reviews, and video game reviews in English and Spanish. Edited by Catalina Bonati. I will provide all necessary links below.
Ultramarine Literary Review – Chilean-based online literary magazine
Featuring paranormal article: “The Haunting of Notecka Forest.”
ULTRAMARINE LITERARY REVIEW HOMEPAGE (click below):
https://www.ultramarinereview.com/
ULTRAMARINE NON-FICTION PAGE/ARTICLES (direct link below):
https://www.ultramarinereview.com/articles-1
ULTRAMARINE FICTION PAGE/SHORT STORIES & POETRY (direct link below):
https://www.ultramarinereview.com/short-fiction-and-poetry
Since this is a literary review, I’ll put the banner under magazine credits.
Other New Entries: “Magazines”
Other New Stuff in Addition: “Lawrence Dagstine Newsletter”
Lawrence Dagstine: Author 
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