Edwin E. Smith's Quarterly Magazine Summer 2013: A Magazine of Poetry and Prose

By Edwin E. Smith

Edwin E. Smith's Quarterly Magazine is a mix of incisive poetry and Prose with interesting art or photography that's fun to look at.

• Language: English
• Publisher: BookBaby
• Release date: Jun 10, 2013
• ISBN: 9781619273993

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Hide by Lauren Camp, threadwork and laser toner on rusted and layered cotton and silk, wood, 42 x 32

Contents

Kurt Brown     

ALL THAT WAS MEANT TO BRING US TOGETHER

IF EVER YOU PASS THIS WAY AGAIN

Virginia Slachman     

PLUM BLOSSOM

SOULARD MARKET

WINTER MOON

JS Belote     

Self-portrait as dark green orange rot

OLD WELL

YOGA CLASS

Steven Huff     

AIR BAGGAGE

AUDACITY

Sylvia Ramey     

WATCHING A BULLFIGHT IN SPAIN

Our Featured Poet     

Lauren Camp

ONE MINUTE

HOW TO READ ABOUT THIS

A YEAR (GHAZAL)

END OF WORLD

FAIRY TALES WITH GIRLS

HUSH - 6

HUSH - 9

SMILE SHOP

Contributor's Notes     

Illustrations

Lauren Camp

Hide

Tight

Why Did I

Photography

Sylvia Ramey

Back Cover

Bullfight Photos

Stephanie Booth

Front Cover

Edwin E. Smith’s Quarterly Magazine Summer 2013

is copyright ©2013 Edwin E. Smith Publishing.

All other rights reserved.

All works contained within are copyright © 2013 to their

respective authors.

ISBN: 9781619273993

Edwin E Smith’s

Quarterly Magazine

Our first issue was a smashing success, by which I mean I haven’t lost any more money than I expected to and everyone seems to like the contents. All in all a fine first issue. However (did you see that coming?) there was one glaring, well-nigh incomprehensible error and on the first page no less. Somehow I managed to omit the last line of Kurt Brown’s fine poem All That Was Meant to Bring Us Together. He very kindly pointed it out to me and by way of correction I am reprinting it in full in this issue. I knew I wouldn’t make it forever without the occasional error creeping in, I just didn’t expect to begin with the very first poem in the very first issue. I quite enjoy Mr. Brown’s work and I highly recommend his recent book Time-Bound which is published by Tiger Bark Press. You’ll find an ad for Tiger Bark Press at the back of this issue. I intend to explore more of their titles and I hope you will as well.

Our featured poet in this issue is also our featured artist. Lauren Camp is an accomplished poet well known in New Mexico for her readings and workshops. Her art is mainly mixed media utilizing fabrics as well