November 2012 – Issue 12
We are pleased to share the work of the following artists and writers in the 12th issue of The Light Ekphrastic:
Marlayna Demond – Untitled; Untitled (photography)
Karen Donovan – A Closed Four-Dimensional Spacetime Manifold of Vanishing Radius; Fifty Swans Could Mean Something (poetry)
Erika Ferrin – Space Cat and the Apocolypse; Cat House (poetry)
Gregory Gunn – Deity Stages I – IV; Mythos II (poetry)
Michelle Jordan – The Lesson (Two hunters kill to learn); Catastrophic Invasion! (paintings)
Dina Karkar – Chaos; Rain, Damp Leaf Scent (paintings)
Ute Schätzmüller – From “Malerei – daniel sparks (II),” “Light and Void,” and others (paintings)
Carol Stephen – Tickle at the Edge of Sound; Jammin’ on the 16 (poetry)
This issue is dedicated to the memory of Baltimore poet and collagist Chris Toll. Chris was supportive of The Light Ekphrastic both as a contributor and a friend. We think he will especially like the otherworldly nature of several pieces in this issue, and we sincerely hope he enjoys them from the great beyond. Rest in peace, Chris.
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