This is one of the things I’ve been working on lately instead of blogging here: the online version of qarrtsiluni’s first poetry chapbook, A Walk Through the Memory Palace, by Pamela Johnson Parker. Read our announcement post at the magazine, where you can also see the cover of the print edition — my co-editor Beth Adams’ work.
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it’s beautiful, dave! congrats to you and beth and pam. wow!
worth all the hard work, for sure.
Not only was it worth it, but I can’t wait till next year! I may use it as an excuse to learn Drupal (onto which platform I would eventually like to move qarrtsiluni, too.) Thanks.
It looks great. I ordered the print version of the Journaling the Apocalypse issue and it’s beautiful as well.
Awesome. Thanks, Laura.