Mad Hatters' Review

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Mad Hatters' Review is a tri-annual online multimedia and literary magazine publishing fiction, poetry, experimental pieces, book reviews, interviews, art galleries, political cartoons and parodies, comic strips, digital multimedia projects and mini-films. It is hosted by Web Del Sol, and published by poet and prose writer Carol Novack. The magazine publishes edgy and out-of-stream writings that evince a love of and skill in language, playfulness, depth of thinking and higher innocence/experience.^{[citation needed]} Submissions to the magazine are usually closed, except for two- to three-week reading periods announced on the home/menu page.