Issue X, Volume IV : June 2013
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Welcome to Issue X, Volume IV: June 2013 of Connotation Press: An Online Artifact. We've got new poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, video-poetry reviews, wine reviews, and Molly Peacock!... (read more)
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Molly Peacock - Poetry
Molly Peacock is a widely anthologized poet and writer. Her latest work of nonfiction is The Paper Garden: Mrs. Delany Begins Her Life’s Work at 72. Her most recent collection of poems is The Second Blush. Her next book is illustrated fiction, Alphabetique: Tales in the Lives of the Letters. “The Analyst Draws” is part of a sequence of poems about psychotherapy and poetry, prompted by the events described in the poem. Visit her web site here.
A Note from Kaite Hillenbrand - Poetry Editor: June 2013
I’m writing this from vacation in Hilton Head, on the back deck of a villa right next to a fishable lagoon. A few minutes ago,
A Note from Meg Tuite - Fiction Editor: June 2013
June is the month of waves: heat and barbeques and heat and beer and water, if you can find it,
Eryk Wenziak - Poetry
Eryk Wenziak is Editor-in-Chief of rIgor mort.US and serves as art editor at A-minor Magazine and has appeared in
Jen Michalski - Fiction
Jen Michalski’s debut novel, The Tide King, was published by Black Lawrence Press. She is also the author of
A Note from Robert Clark Young - CNF Editor: June 2013
When I first began editing literary magazines 27 years ago—and Connotation Press is the third one I’ve had the privilege
Artisan Review, with Brittany Connolly: Ardra Neala
Ardra Neala isn’t just an incredible artist, but an ASMRtist. What does that mean? ASMR is an acronym for
Betty J. Cotter - Creative Nonfiction
Betty J. Cotter is the author of the novels Roberta’s Woods (Five Star, 2008) and The Winters
Sarah Schulman - Drama
Sarah Schulman is a native New Yorker. Her novels, nonfiction books, journalism, films and plays reflect
A Poetry Congeries with John Hoppenthaler: June 2013
Writing this on Memorial Day, 2013, I’m thinking of war and rumors of war. The war of my childhood, Viet Nam, can be
The Third Form, with Erica Goss: June 2013
In January, when I interviewed R.W. Perkins, he mentioned that one of his future projects was to organize a
Julia Bouwsma - Poetry
Julia Bouwsma's poems and reviews have appeared in: Colorado Review, Cutthroat, The Progressive,
Jon Tribble - Poetry
Jon Tribble was born in Little Rock, Arkansas. His poems have appeared in the anthologies
Arthur Davis - Fiction
Arthur Davis is a management consultant, has been quoted in The New York Times,
Diana Cater - Creative Nonfiction
Diana Cater is a senior studying Biology and English at Whitworth University in Spokane, WA.
Nicholas Baker - Ko Panyi Discovered
Over the past four years, we have visited some of the world's most exciting cities
A Drinker with a Writing Problem, by John Turi: Chardonnay
Spring has sprung and summer has begun. Well, not officially, but as soon as June arises my