Bluff & Vine: Issue Six: A Literary Review

As Bluff & Vine returns for its sixth issue, we invite you to share in a series of vibrant glimpses into the past.

A local boy becomes a soldier on the battlefields of the Civil War. Protestors march to the gates of a Seneca Lake Army base. Susan B. Anthony comes to Canandaigua for a trial, and Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. comes to Keuka Lake for a moment of peace.

And in smaller but no less significant stories and poems, a house floats across a lake, a young woman enters the workforce, and a farmer-poet is restored from obscurity. It all takes place on and around our beautiful Finger Lakes, in communities that have been chiseled by the sweep of national events and contoured by the remarkable lives of our neighbors, past and present.

It's all within these pages, along with so many more poems, short stories, and memoirs for every taste, from the humorous to the macabre to the inspirational. Join this year's selection of wonderful local writers for their visions of the Finger Lakes-visions that will carry us from generations past and on into the future.