Cover by Timothy Cross




Featured Author: Jack Foley




Poetry

Janée J. Baugher Pamela Gross
Dilara Hashem translated by Carolyne Wright Tina Kelley
Cal Kinnear translates Paul Celan Charles Lee
Barbara Molloy Rodger Moody
Kurt Olsson Anne Pitkin
Michael Spence Joannie Kervran Stangeland
Eugenia Toledo translated by Carolyne Wright Sarah Tremlett
Carolyne Wright Bill Yake



Reviews and Essays

Scott Hightower reviews The Lost Country of Sight by Neil Aitken, Saint Nobody by Amy Lemmon, and One Hidden Self by Barbara Ras

Lewis Turco on the Whitman and Beat traditions

Submissions

Ekleksographia is an exercise in asymmetrical publishing, and is a shoe (or even two!) thrown at the spotlit shrug and yawn. 

Editor

This issue is edited by Judith Skillman.

Judith Skillman's eleventh collection of poems is Prisoner of the Swifts (Ahadada Books). Her manuscript The Never was a finalist for the FIELD/Oberlin Press Award in 2009 and is forthcoming from Dream Horse Press in 2010. Heat Lightning: New and Selected Poems 1986-2006 was published by Silverfish Review Press, Eugene, Oregon, 2006. The recipient of an award from the Academy of American Poets for her book Storm (Blue Begonia Press, 1998), Skillman's work has appeared in Poetry, FIELD, The Southern Review, The Iowa Review, Midwest Quarterly Review, Seneca Review, and numerous other journals and anthologies. An educator, editor, and stained glass addict, she holds an M.A. in English Literature from the University of Maryland, and lives in Kennydale, Washington.
See www.judithskillman.com for more information.

Cover Illustration

The artwork to the left is by Timothy Cross.

Tim Cross was born and raised in Seattle and Edmonds. He began making music in his teens and soon changed to the plastic arts, working in printmaking, clay, found objects, and painting simultaneously. Since then he has explored many media and has discovered that drawing is at the center of a kind of expansive practice that he currently enjoys. Tim has a strong connection to the Northwest and feels his work is heavily inspired by the culture and landscapes surrounding Seattle. Tim received his B.A. from The Evergreen State College in 1995, and his M.F.A. from The School of The Art Institute of Chicago in 2003. For more information on Tim Cross, please visit his website.