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MacQueen’s Quinterly: Knock-your-socks-off Art and Literature
| Updated: | 15 Sept. 2023 |
Index of Contributors
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| Name of Author | Title of Work + [genre] | Issue |
| Jennifer B. Kahnweiler | Synagoga and Ecclesia in Our Time [poem, ekphrastic] | 17 |
| Brian Kates | Untitled Shahai (first line: “garden buddha”) [visual art: photo-poem] | 20 |
| Brian Kates and Cáit O’Neill McCullagh | Untitled Shahai (first line: “raindrop”) [visual art: photo-poem] | 20 |
| Arvinder Kaur | One senryu + one haiku [micro-poems: COVID-ku] | 3 |
| Teo Kefalopoulos | Untitled [snapshot of Paulo Ernesto Silva holding Teo’s framed photograph Lost in Nothingness] | 1 |
| David J. Kelly | Subduction [haibun] | 18 |
| Adele Kenny | Just Perhaps [R] [prose poem, ekphrastic] | 7 |
| Adele Kenny | December in the Trees [haibun] | 6 |
| Adele Kenny | Then and What Happened [prose poem] | 6 |
| Chris Kenny | Twelve Twigs 2012 [artwork] | 18 |
| Brendon Kent | One tanka [micro-poem: COVID-ku] | 3 |
| Elizabeth Kerlikowske | At Tabor Hill [microfiction] | 9 |
| Elizabeth Kerlikowske | Aubade [poem] | 19 |
| Elizabeth Kerlikowske | Elegy: Class Trip [microfiction] | 1 | Elizabeth Kerlikowske | February [poem] | 11 |
| Elizabeth Kerlikowske | Fully Interlocking [prose poem] | 5 | Elizabeth Kerlikowske | Goodwill and the Renaissance [microfiction] | 11 | Elizabeth Kerlikowske | If my grandfather walked toward me with two arms, I wouldn’t recognize him [micro-CNF] | 11 |
| Elizabeth Kerlikowske | Into the Oak [prose poem] | 9 |
| Elizabeth Kerlikowske | Step-kids [prose poem] | 1 |
| Elizabeth Kerlikowske | Ten Slices of Pandemic [poem] | 5 |
| Elizabeth Kerlikowske | The Docent [poem, ekphrastic] | 18 |
| Elizabeth Kerlikowske | The Logical Thing [prose poem] | 5 |
| Elizabeth Kerlikowske | The Pilot [microfiction] | 12 |
| Elizabeth Kerlikowske | Their First Meeting [poem, ekphrastic] | 20 |
| Elizabeth Kerlikowske | Trail Crew [prose poem, ekphrastic] | 7 |
| Elizabeth Kerlikowske | Tribute to Mary Hatch [prose poem] | 9 |
| Elizabeth Kerlikowske | What time does your heart have? [prose poem] | 20 |
| Chuck Kimmerle | Rainbow and Dead Tree [photograph], with poem by Gary S. Rosin | 15 |
| Susan King | Two senryu [micro-poems: COVID-ku] | 3 |
| Maureen Kingston | Anniversary [haibun] | 18 |
| Maureen Kingston | Catfishing [prose poem] | 3 |
| Maureen Kingston | Cloudy With a Chance of Torture [prose poem] | 14 |
| Maureen Kingston | Folly [prose poem] | 2 |
| Maureen Kingston | Scriptura Continua [haibun story] | 2 |
| Maureen Kingston | Solitary Genius [haibun, ekphrastic] | 14 |
| Emilee Kinney | The muck ditch [prose poem] | 10 |
| Dana Kinsey | Fly Girls [prose poem] | 16 |
| Paul Klee | Landscape with Yellow Birds [painting] | 18 |
| Paul Klee | The Twittering Machine [painting] | 8 |
| Arthur Klepchukov | afterglow [microfiction] | 6 |
| Arthur Klepchukov | Dialing Islands [flash fiction] | 6 |
| Gustav Klimt | The Tree of Life, Stoclet Frieze [painting] | 1 |
| Ann Knickerbocker | Crane [painting, mixed-media] | 5 |
| Ann Knickerbocker | Three Artworks: les Peupleraies (2018) [digital art: asemic writing with photograph]; Saintish (1995) [collage, mixed-media]; and The Ample Rhine (2016) [painting, mixed-media] | 7 |
| Ann Knickerbocker | Three Entangled Abstracts: Fellini Goes to Fanore, Ireland (2018), Driving Through the Black Forest (2018), and A Bouquet for Manet (2017) [paintings, mixed-media] | 8 |
| Ann Knickerbocker | Thursday Night Thunderstorm [painting, mixed-media] | 3 |
| Mark Knight | Because I Could Not Stop for Death [micro-poem] | 18 |
| Claire Koehler | Will [poem: WaltMarie] | 18 |
| Jozie Konczal | The First Sense [prose poem] | 13 |
| Norbert Kovacs | Monsieur Antoine’s Visit [microfiction, ekphrastic] | 16 |
| Norbert Kovacs | Winter Field [microfiction] | 14 |
| Carol Parris Krauss | We Will Continue to Kondo [poem] | 18 |
| Judy Kronenfeld | Animal Knowledge [poem] | 14 |
| Judy Kronenfeld | Anti-Pastoral [poem, ekphrastic] | 16 |
| Judy Kronenfeld | Brief Impromptu Meditation [poem] | 11 |
| Judy Kronenfeld | Crumpled Man on the Sidewalk, 1953 [poem, ekphrastic] | 19 |
| Judy Kronenfeld | Final Dissolve by Aquamation [poem] | 8 |
| Judy Kronenfeld | Freeze [poem, ekphrastic] | 16 |
| Judy Kronenfeld | The Day Before My Swiftly-Scheduled Back-to-Back MRIs, I Think of Mother and Her Houseplants [poem] | 18 |
| Judy Kronenfeld | Two Little Girls, Face to Face [poem, ekphrastic] | 19 |
| Michel Steven Krug | Drape [poem] | 11 |
| Arkhip Ivanovich Kuindzhi | After the Rain [painting] | 5 |
| Kathryn Kulpa | Five Things I Remember from the Anthropocene Age [flash fiction] | 14 |
| Kathryn Kulpa | Halo [microfiction] | 1 |
| Kathryn Kulpa | Oregon Trail [microfiction] | 14 |
| Kathryn Kulpa | Slip [flash fiction] | 4 |
| Kathryn Kulpa | War Bride [microfiction] | 4 |
| Lavinia Kumar | Cape Cod [poem, ekphrastic] | 18 |
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| Name of Author | Title of Work + [genre] | Issue |
| Yahia Lababidi | For George Floyd [poem] | 4 |
| Yahia Lababidi | [Selected Aphorisms] [nonfiction] | 4 |
| Yahia Lababidi | Your Love [micro-poem] | 4 |
| J.R. Lancaster | Reclining Nude on Sofa: Tribute to Amedeo Modigliani [painting: mixed-media figurative + artist’s commentary] | 1 |
| Madeleine Lascelle | Joe Tuesday [flash fiction] | 3 |
| Craig Latker | A female Western giant echneumon (Megarhyssa nortoni) [illustration, pen and ink] | 14 |
| David Lawton | Herbs, Mama, Herbs! [poem] | 14 |
| David Lawton | Uisce [poem] | 5 |
| Gary LeBel | Bricks [prose poem] | 6 |
| Gary LeBel | Husband [poem] | 6 |
| Gary LeBel | Madrigal [poem] | 6 |
| Gary LeBel | Through a Hole in the Afternoon I Smelled Montale’s Lemons [artwork, assemblage] | 6 |
| Lars Leber | Untitled [Twin Lakes, CO] [photograph] | 16 |
| Stellasue Lee | A Ferocity of Mind Lives Here in Silence [poem] | 6 |
| Stellasue Lee | Be Happy! Be You! [poem] | 20 |
| Stellasue Lee | For Birds Sing Sometimes Without Purpose [poem] | 6 |
| Stellasue Lee | Lying in a Darkened Room at Night Letting the Past Live Through Me [poem] | 12 |
| Stellasue Lee | On the Playground with Edward Hirsch [poem] | 12 |
| Stellasue Lee | Scavenging What Remains (plus Poet’s Note: “How can I make it new”) [poem] | 20 |
| Janine Lehane | Folly Mountain [haibun] | 16 |
| Janine Lehane | Southern Peninsula [haibun] | 16 |
| Janine Lehane | Swimming Test, Merewether Baths [poem] | 16 |
| Kat Lehmann | April [haibun] | 3 |
| Kat Lehmann | Crossing [haibun, braided] | 11 |
| Kat Lehmann | Embodying the In-Between [haibun, braided] | 12 |
| Kat Lehmann | Energy Shift in the Storage Shed [haibun, braided] | 14 |
| Kat Lehmann | Event Horizon [haibun] | 20 |
| Kat Lehmann | For Whom [haibun] | 18 |
| Kat Lehmann | Hiraeth [haibun] | 12 |
| Kat Lehmann | Home Making [haibun] | 18 |
| Kat Lehmann | Inner Rising [haibun, braided] | 14 |
| Kat Lehmann | Life Is a Highway [haibun] | 20 |
| Kat Lehmann | Long Exposure [haibun] | 11 |
| Kat Lehmann | Materials and Methods [haibun] | 20 |
| Kat Lehmann | Melting Clock [haibun] | 10 |
| Kat Lehmann | Mermaids [haibun] | 12 |
| Kat Lehmann | Riding Into Shore [haibun] | 9 |
| Kat Lehmann | Sensory Deprivation Tank [haibun, anomalous] | 20 |
| Kat Lehmann | Sensory Revelation Tank [haibun] | 10 |
| Kat Lehmann | Setting the See-Saw [haibun, braided] | 14 |
| Kat Lehmann & Bryan Rickert | Lehmann’s Auto Enterprises [micro-poem: split sequence] | 10 |
| Kat Lehmann & Bryan Rickert | swatting flies [micro-poem: woven tan renga] | 18 |
| K. Alan Leitch | Props [flash fiction] | 4 |
| Dotty LeMieux | Dead Letter Office [lyrical memoir] | 19 |
| Dotty LeMieux | False Spring [haibun] | 16 |
| Dotty LeMieux | Holding Pattern [prose poem, ekphrastic] | 1 |
| Dotty LeMieux | I Remember: Me and Glenn [prose poem] | 12 |
| Dotty LeMieux | I Remember: The Bin Laden Girls, September, 2001 [prose poem] | 1 |
| Dotty LeMieux | Masks [prose poem] | 6 |
| Dotty LeMieux | Memorial Day [prose poem] | 8 |
| Dotty LeMieux | On the Day the Supreme Court Hears Arguments on the Case That Might Overturn Roe v. Wade [haibun] | 12 |
| Dotty LeMieux | Spring Trip to Mazatlán [CNF] | 16 |
| Dotty LeMieux | Y2K: A Memory [prose poem] | 2 |
| Tamara Lempicka | Autoportrait (Self-Portrait with Green Bugatti) [painting] | 20 |
| Maximilian Lenz | One World (1899) [painting] | 13 |
| Joan Leotta | A Scene of Chaos [poem, ekphrastic] | 17 |
| Joan Leotta | My Aunt Never Liked Modigliani [essay, ekphrastic] | 18 |
| Joan Leotta | My Canary [poem, ekphrastic] | 18 |
| Joan Leotta | My Window, My Morning View [prose poem, ekphrastic] | 14 |
| Anita Lerek | Jazz Paradiso [poem, ekphrastic] | 12 |
| Anita Lerek | Return Blue [poem, ekphrastic] | 12 |
| Louella Lester | Memory Jogged [microfiction] | 20 |
| Louella Lester | Only Stealing Bits [microfiction: drabble] | 20 |
| Louella Lester | Switching Addictions [microfiction: drabble] | 20 |
| Louella Lester | Taking Control [microfiction] | 20 |
| Louella Lester | Tiny and Sharp [microfiction] | 12 |
| Louella Lester | Until It’s Over and Over [microfiction] | 20 |
| Michael H. Lester | Trouble in the Attic [haibun] | 11 |
| Michael H. Lester | Two senryu [micro-poems: COVID-ku] | 3 |
| Michael H. Lester | You Know, It Don’t Come Easy [tanka tale] | 11 |
| Michael H. Lester and Vicki Miko | A Place Among the Dingos, Jack Rabbits, Diamondbacks, and Vagabonds [tanka tale] | 20 |
| Michael H. Lester and Vicki Miko | Not All Good Things Come in Threes [tanka tale] | 20 |
| Michael H. Lester and Vicki Miko | What Happens in the Desert [tanka tale] | 20 |
| John Levy | Untitled [photograph of hummingbird] | 1 |
| John Levy | Untitled [photograph of pigeons] | 9 |
| John Levy | Untitled [photograph: B&W abstract] | 13 |
| John Levy | Untitled [photograph of women viewing Derain painting] | 15 |
| John Levy | Untitled [photograph of papier mâché piñata forms] | 19 |
| C. L. Liedekev | Hidden Canyon Trail, Zion [poem, ekphrastic] | 7 |
| C. L. Liedekev | In the Land of Wolf and Owl [poem] | 11 |
| Nina Lindsay | Crave [poem] | 20 |
| Nina Lindsay | New year [poem] | 20 |
| Nina Lindsay | Strangers to Ourselves [poem, ekphrastic] | 20 |
| Ellaraine Lockie | After the Rain [poem] | 7 |
| Ellaraine Lockie | Early Riser [poem, ekphrastic] | 1 |
| Ellaraine Lockie | Epistolary [poem] | 13 |
| Ellaraine Lockie | London Lodging [micro-poem] | 7 |
| Ellaraine Lockie | Picture of Passion [poem, ekphrastic] | 3 |
| Ellaraine Lockie | Poets at Any Price [poem] | 7 |
| Ellaraine Lockie | Small Town New York City [poem] | 10 |
| Ellaraine Lockie | The Hidden Life of a Hat [poem] | 11 |
| Ellaraine Lockie | The Semantics of Suicide [poem] | 13 |
| Ellaraine Lockie & Alexis Rhone Fancher | Sky Spoof [photo-poem] | 3 |
| Ellaraine Lockie & Phyllis Ross | Pollage Number 92 [haiga hybrid: collage of poem and handmade paper + watercolor and embroidery] | 1 |
| Michael Loveday | The Fireflies Around Us by Kendall Johnson [book review] | 20 |
| Skyler Lovelace & Robert L. Dean, Jr. | Piatt Street, 1965 [photo-poem] | 13 |
| Kurt Luchs | 2CV [poem] | 20 |
| Kurt Luchs | Acid [poem] | 12 |
| Kurt Luchs | Coffee [poem] | 20 |
| Kurt Luchs | Confessions of a Tree-Hugger [flash fiction] | 7 |
| Kurt Luchs | Crime Prevention in Wheaton, Illinois [poem] | 20 |
| Kurt Luchs | Homunculus [poem, ekphrastic] | 12 |
| Kurt Luchs | Inheritance [poem] | 20 |
| Kurt Luchs | Lives of the Gods [prose poem] | 7 |
| Kurt Luchs | Sweet Mystery of Life [microfiction] | 12 |
| Bob Lucky | 4th Grade Poetry Lesson: Haiku [poem] | 10 |
| Bob Lucky | A Beautiful Cacophony but a Din Nonetheless [haibun] | 10 |
| Bob Lucky | A Note to Edna [haibun] | 1 |
| Bob Lucky | A Posthumous Lesson From My Mother [haibun] | 7 |
| Bob Lucky | An Epistemological Aside [haibun] | 14 |
| Bob Lucky | An Unexpected Message [poem] | 20 |
| Bob Lucky | Are We There Yet? [haibun] | 15 |
| Bob Lucky | At the Doctor’s Office [prose poem] | 2 |
| Bob Lucky | Bar Talk [haibun] | 11 |
| Bob Lucky | Beachside Café Observations [haibun] | 9 |
| Bob Lucky | Charles D. Tarlton, Touching Fire: New and Selected Ekphrastic Prosimetra [review] | 1 |
| Bob Lucky | Conspiracy [prose poem] | 10 |
| Bob Lucky | Coping [haibun] | 11 |
| Bob Lucky | Dear AI Abby [prose poem] | 1 |
| Bob Lucky | Fame [haibun] | 15 |
| Bob Lucky | If every day’s a new day, [haibun] | 4 |
| Bob Lucky | If I Could Find the Words to Say What I Feel, I Wouldn’t Talk So Much: Notes Towards a Manifesto [prose poem] | 13 |
| Bob Lucky | In a Brown Study [haibun story] | 2 |
| Bob Lucky | Intimations [haibun] | 8 |
| Bob Lucky | Like a fly at the end of a frog’s tongue [haibun] | 5 |
| Bob Lucky | Missing [prose poem] | 15 |
| Bob Lucky | My cousin and I [haibun story] | 12 |
| Bob Lucky | Ode to Cobwebs, or, Maybe, Spiders, But Not the Cat [poem] | 20 |
| Bob Lucky | On the Geography of Love [prose poem] | 19 |
| Bob Lucky | On the Importance of Make-up Sex [prose poem] | 18 |
| Bob Lucky | One senryu [micro-poem: COVID-ku] | 3 |
| Bob Lucky | One Version of Romance Gone Awry [haibun] | 12 |
| Bob Lucky | Oneiric Event #3 [haibun] | 10 |
| Bob Lucky | Possible Answers [poem] | 11 |
| Bob Lucky | Preface to Canto IV of The Three Virgins of Rosenberg, Texas [tanka tale] | 5 |
| Bob Lucky | Pussy Cat Survives Trip Through Airport X-Ray Machine [haibun] | 3 |
| Bob Lucky | Running Out of Time [haibun] | 18 |
| Bob Lucky | Sartorial Relapse [haibun] | 6 |
| Bob Lucky | Scribble Away [haibun sequence] | 13 |
| Bob Lucky | Shit (an adjective; a noun; a verb), a Sonnet [poem] | 4 |
| Bob Lucky | Silence [tanka prose] | 3 |
| Bob Lucky | Somewhere in Texas [haibun] | 15 |
| Bob Lucky | Strangled Dreams [prose poem: prose ghazal] | 15 |
| Bob Lucky | Swan Song [poem] | 9 |
| Bob Lucky | The Armchair Daoist Channels the Mad Farmer [micro-haibun] | 15 |
| Bob Lucky | The Armchair Daoist Gets Itchy Feet [haibun] | 14 |
| Bob Lucky | The Grammar of Boredom [haibun] | 11 |
| Bob Lucky | The History of The Shelled Pea Cookbook [haibun story] | 12 |
| Bob Lucky | The Light Becomes Us [prose poem, ekphrastic] | 13 |
| Bob Lucky | the marble statue with his marble eyes [poem] | 10 |
| Bob Lucky | The Meaning of It All [haibun] | 19 |
| Bob Lucky | The Party [haibun] | 10 |
| Bob Lucky | This Is No Joke [prose poem] | 15 |
| Bob Lucky | This Old Man, He Dreams Too [haibun] | 16 |
| Bob Lucky | Verisimilitude [haibun] | 17 |
| Bob Lucky | Vox Clamantis in Deserto [prose poem] | 7 |
| Bob Lucky | Waiting for Godot to Leave [haibun story] | 17 |
| Bob Lucky | Why I Started Lifting Weights [microfiction] | 9 |
| Gavin Lucky | apologies [prose poem] | 7 |
| Gavin Lucky | notice [prose poem] | 5 |
| Gavin Lucky | plateau [prose poem] | 7 |
| Gavin Lucky | undertaking [prose poem] | 6 |
| Nancy Ludmerer | After the Play [microfiction] | 4 |
| Nancy Ludmerer | Messages From Messina [flash fiction] | 14 |
| Nancy Ludmerer | Open Wide [flash fiction] | 11 |
| Nancy Ludmerer | Quiet Enjoyment [microfiction] | 4 |
| Nancy Ludmerer | You Will Meet a Handsome Stranger [microfiction] | 4 |
| Lumitone Photography | How an Automat Works [photograph: vintage postcard, Horn & Hardart] | 1 |
| Hannah Lund | A Prayer for Abe Lincoln [CNF] | 5 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | Billy, Don’t Lose My Number [prose poem, ekphrastic] | 5 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | Blue and Gold for Ukraine [painting, mixed-media] | 18 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | Carousel of Stories [painting, mixed media] | 19 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | Ceviche [prose poem, ekphrastic] | 2 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | Christmas in July [microfiction, ekphrastic] | 13 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | Clean [flash fiction, ekphrastic] | 9 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | Figment [prose poem, ekphrastic] | 1 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | First Bluegrass Lesson [prose poem, ekphrastic] | 5 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | Four Seasons, after lithographs by Alphonse Mucha [prose poem, ekphrastic] | 14 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | Four Visual Artworks: Borderline Marilyn; Let Yourself Forget How Your Story Began; Morning Glory; and Mysteries [paintings, collage, mixed-media] | 2 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | Gypsy Bisque [prose poem, ekphrastic] | 1 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | Hopscotch [prose poem, ekphrastic] | 14 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | Kenophobia [flash fiction] | 15 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | Las Ramblas [prose poem] | 15 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | Lucky Peace [prose poem] | 8 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | Midnight Train [prose poem, ekphrastic] | 13 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | Night Sax in Mexico City [prose poem, ekphrastic + painting, mixed-media] | 9 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | Pho [prose poem] | 6 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | Promiscuity [microfiction, ekphrastic] | 5 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | Swimming to Byzantium [painting] | 8 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | The Apocalypse of Sister Gertrude Morgan [CNF, ekphrastic] | 16 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | The Bird Cage [flash fiction, ekphrastic] | 18 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | The Blood Diamond [prose poem, ekphrastic] | 1 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | The Chechia Makers [microfiction] | 6 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | The Glass Swan [prose poem, ekphrastic] | 9 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | The Hairdresser [flash fiction] | 15 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | The Man Who Married a Pizza [flash fiction] | 16 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | The Neon Raven [flash fiction, ekphrastic] | 5 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | The Phantom of Flatwoods [microfiction] | 8 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | The Poetry of Darkness [prose poem, ekphrastic] | 12 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | The Psychic [prose poem, ekphrastic] | 13 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | The Shawarma King [prose poem, ekphrastic] | 9 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | The Sirens [prose poem, ekphrastic] | 2 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | The Triaminic Man [flash fiction, ekphrastic] | 14 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | The Unforgettable Fire [prose poem] | 12 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | Twitter [prose poem, ekphrastic] | 8 |
| Lorette C. Luzajic | Virgin [microfiction, ekphrastic, erotic] | 18 |
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