Twentieth Issue
February 23-April 21 (04)
I'm glad to introduce our twentieth issue. Also, as I announced last week, The Pedestal Magazine is now a qualified charitable organization. We thank you for your support during these past three years and hope that will consider making a tax-deductible contribution. We are committed to producing the best magazine and site possible, and you can help us to continue making that happen!
Let me outline this new issue for you. Included is poetry by Arlene Ang, Willis Barnstone, Kristy Bowen, Steven Brodsky, Rachel Dacus, Charles Fishman, Michael Johnson, Sandra Kohler, Michael Paul Ladanyi, C.E. Laine, Richard Newman, Angela O'Donnell, J.D. Smith, and Estelle Villas; art by Aja, Charlotte Foust, and Julio Mateo; fiction by Crissa-Jean Chappell; and an essay by Tamara Shaffer. Also included are Nathan Leslie's review of Stuart Dybek's I Sailed with Magellan; David Lunde's review of Bruce Boston's Pitchblende; Jim Boring's review of Michelle Cameron's In the Shadow of the Globe; Jeffrey C. Alfier's review of J. Timothy Lovelace's The Artistry and Tradition of Tennyson's Battle Poetry; Wynn Yarbrough's review of Another South: Experimental Writing in the South; and Terri Brown-Davidson's review of Barbara Hendryson's Luminosity.
Please check out our gallery, including new work by Ed Wolverton. Also, we are in the process of redesigning our forum; in the meantime, do feel free to read and/or post threads.
Thank you again for your support and interest!
Enjoy, and best,
John Amen
Editor in chief
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