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MacQueen’s Quinterly: Knock-your-socks-off Art and Literature
Index of Contributors: Page 2
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| Name of Author | Title of Work [+ genre] | Issue |
| M | [Back to Alpha Menu] | |
| Clare MacQueen | Nine Years [taiga: poem + photograph] | 4 |
| Clare MacQueen | “No Succinct Summary Will Do Them Justice” [review of A Cast-Iron Aeroplane That Can Actually Fly: Commentaries From 80 American Poets on Their Prose Poetry] | 2 |
| Édouard Manet | Olympia [painting] | 2 |
| Kathleen McGookey | 581 Prestwick [prose poem] | 2 |
| Kathleen McGookey | Magnificent Error [prose poem] | 2 |
| Marietta McGregor | FaceTime: Session 3 [haibun] | 3 |
| Amalia Melis | January Widow [memoir] | 1 |
| Paul David Mena | [Fresh Graffiti] [micro-poem + photograph] | 4 |
| Mark Meyer | ever older [haiga: poem + painting] | 5 |
| Mark Meyer | five-and-dime theology [haibun] | 4 |
| Mark Meyer | One haiku + one senryu [micro-poems, COVID-ku] | 3 |
| Mark Meyer | selbstporträt— [haiga: digital art + poem] | 2 |
| Mark Meyer | summer swim [haiga: poem + photograph] | 5 |
| Mark Meyer | Two Artworks: Bon Vivant and Pleiomorphic [digital pigment prints] | 2 |
| Mark Meyer | worlds within worlds [haiga] | 3 |
| Michelangelo | Four Prisoners at the Galleria dell’Accademia in Florence (Atlas Slave; Awakening Slave; Bearded Slave; and Young Slave) [sculpture] | 1 |
| Joseph Mills | Art Education [micro-fiction] | 2 |
| Joseph Mills | Testimonial [prose poem] | 2 |
| Amedeo Modigliani | Reclining Nude, Head Resting on Right Arm (aka Nude on a Sofa) [painting] | 1 |
| Berthe Morisot | The Cradle [painting] | 2 |
| Berthe Morisot | Woman and Child on a Balcony [painting, oil] | 5 |
| Charlene Stegman Moskal | Curbside [prose poem] | 5 |
| Rick Mulkey | Concerning Whiskey [lineated poem] | 1 |
| Rick Mulkey | Waking Alone After Drinking Too Much Wine in Umbria [lineated poem] | 1 |
| Rick Mulkey | Where are you, Walt Whitman? [lineated poem] | 1 |
| Aurore Uwase Munyabera | Conflict Resolution [painting, alcohol ink] | 5 |
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| Gautam Nadkarni | Hot Couture [haibun story] | 5 |
| Nicole Nagy | Linguistic Infidelity [flash fiction] | 5 |
| Lee Nash | Polysemic crush [haibun story] | 4 |
| Paul Negri | Mysterium Magnum [flash fiction] | 3 |
| Robbi Nester | After Blossom [lineated poem, ekphrastic] | 3 |
| Robbi Nester | Book [lineated poem, ekphrastic] | 2 |
| Robbi Nester | Dangerous Dreams [lineated poem, ekphrastic] | 2 |
| Robbi Nester | Juxtaposition [lineated poem, ekphrastic] | 3 |
| Robbi Nester | On Adaptation [lineated poem, ekphrastic] | 5 |
| Robbi Nester | Privilege [lineated poem, ekphrastic] | 5 |
| Robbi Nester | Summer, Sheltering in Place [lineated poem, ekphrastic] | 5 |
| O | [Back to Alpha Menu] | |
| Dion O’Reilly | Red Truck [lineated poem] | 5 |
| John Olson | Crocodile [essay, ekphrastic, after a sculpture by Philip Hanna] | 2 |
| John Olson | Funny Shirts [prose poem] | 3 |
| John Olson | Hang on to Your Hat: A Diatribe for Four Voices (and the Sixth Mass Extinction) [prose poem] | 1 |
| John Olson | New Terms [prose poem] | 2 |
| John Olson | Running for Cover [prose poem] | 3 |
| John Olson | The Seeing Machine, Chapter XXXIII [novel excerpt, ekphrastic] | 3 |
| Jenine Oosthuizen | Quick or Ink? [flash fiction] | 4 |
| P | [Back to Alpha Menu] | |
| Pamela Johnson Parker | It’s a Hard Art, Living [lyric memoir, ekphrastic] | 1 |
| Gay Pasley | Sister Mary Frances at NAACP Walk for Peace [photograph] | 4 |
| Lynn Pattison | Burglar [prose poem] | 3 |
| Lynn Pattison | Evening in the Diner [flash fiction] | 4 |
| Lynn Pattison | Lora has been hidden in the tree trunk [prose poem] | 1 |
| Lynn Pattison | Lora no longer sees herself [prose poem] | 1 |
| Lynn Pattison | Once in a while Lora sees the strangeness [prose poem] | 1 |
| Lynn Pattison | Lora is never alone. [prose poem] | 1 |
| Lynn Pattison | Why, [prose poem] | 4 |
| Rachael Peckham | Black Box [prose poem] | 5 |
| Rachael Peckham | Mr. Happy and the Secret Prayer Circle [flash fiction] | 5 |
| Barry Peters | Fidelity [flash fiction] | 4 |
| Barry Peters | The Michael Caine Dream [poem, lineated] | 4 |
| Linda Petrucelli | Blink [creative nonfiction] | 3 |
| LeeAnn Pickrell | Ode to Coffee [lineated poem, ekphrastic] | 4 |
| LeeAnn Pickrell | Restricted [poem, lineated] | 4 |
| Stella Pierides | And yet [haibun] | 1 |
| Stella Pierides | Felting Haiga [or, Hairballs to Haiga: The Evolution of a New Hybrid Form, “Haikufelting”] [craft essay] | 1 |
| Stella Pierides | Four Felting Haiga, aka Haikufeltings: “evening hour—”; “fiery sunset—”; “soft rains on Lesbos...”; and “worn smooth” | 1 |
| Stella Pierides | Noir [A Triptych] [haibun story] | 2 |
| Stella Pierides | So that we remember [haibun story] | 3 |
| Meg Pokrass | Final Patient [micro-fiction] | 1 |
| Meg Pokrass | Terminal [micro-fiction] | 1 |
| Howard Pyle | The Mermaid [painting] | 2 |
| Q | [Back to Alpha Menu] | |
| R | [Back to Alpha Menu] | |
| Carol Raisfeld | muddy roads [R] [taiga] | 3 |
| Carol Raisfeld | Three Photo-Poems | 3 |
| Carol Raisfeld | Three Senryu: “nude beach,” “gossiping,” and “anger management” | 3 |
| Suzanne S. Rancourt | Symbiosis [lineated poem] | 5 |
| Suzanne S. Rancourt | we wanted the war to be over [prose poem] | 5 |
| Bill Ratner | Quarantine Ride [prose poem] | 5 |
| Robert Rhodes | Quarantine, From the Garden Window [painting] | 5 |
| Alexis Rhone Fancher | Double-Timed at the Nickel Diner [micro-fiction + photograph] | 5 |
| Alexis Rhone Fancher | Early Riser [photograph] | 1 |
| Alexis Rhone Fancher | Mother’s Day [photo-poem] | 3 |
| Alexis Rhone Fancher | Sunrise, San Pedro (7 January 2020) [photograph] | 3 |
| Alexis Rhone Fancher & Ellaraine Lockie | Sky Spoof [photo-poem] | 3 |
| David C. Rice | Lost Bird: Reward [tanka prose] | 2 |
| Kevin Ridgeway | Freedom’s Just Another Word for Nothing Left to Lose [lineated poem] | 3 |
| Kevin Ridgeway | Old Time Religion [lineated poem] | 1 |
| Kevin Ridgeway | When I Grew Tall Enough to See Behind My Father’s Eyes [lineated poem] | 1 |
| Andrew Riutta | A Copper Country Romance [haibun] | 2 |
| Andrew Riutta | coronavirus— [micro-poem, COVID-ku] | 3 |
| Andrew Riutta | Health Expo [haibun] | 3 |
| Andrew Riutta | Life Out of Balance [haibun] | 4 |
| Andrew Riutta | Lost and Found [haibun] | 2 |
| Andrew Riutta | Prayer [haibun] | 4 |
| Andrew Riutta | The Upper Peninsula of Michigan [haibun] | 4 |
| Mary Rohrer-Dann | After Sarajevo [flash fiction] | 3 |
| Mary Rohrer-Dann | Elegy for Houses [creative nonfiction] | 3 |
| Brad Rose | Gold Doubloons [prose poem] | 3 |
| Brad Rose | Keeping an Eye on You [prose poem] | 3 |
| Kimmo Rosenthal | Olympia: Thoughts on a Courtesan in Eight Chapters [CNF, ekphrastic] | 2 |
| Robin Rosenthal | Five Oil Paintings: Avocado Gondolas, Bag on Paper, Egg on Blue Plate, Red High Heels, and White Stacked Cups | 3 |
| Gary S. Rosin | Cracks on Ice [lineated poem, ekphrastic] | 1 |
| Gary S. Rosin | Ex-Nihil? [lineated poem, ekphrastic] | 1 |
| Gary S. Rosin | Fields of Fire [poem, lineated] | 4 |
| Gary S. Rosin & George Digalakis |
Caught while escaping [haiga: poem + photograph] | 4 |
| Gary S. Rosin & George Digalakis |
Don Quixote on the Shore [chaiga: cherita (inverted) + photograph] | 5 |
| Gary S. Rosin & Lucas Dumrauf |
Empty chair, bare tree [haiga: poem + photograph] | 4 |
| Gary S. Rosin & Grace Evans |
Star Trails [haiga: poem + photograph] | 2 |
| Gary S. Rosin & Neil Hulme | Waiting for the Future [photo-poem] | 3 |
| Gary S. Rosin & Richard Hunter | Somewhere between [photo-poem] | 1 |
| Phyllis Ross & Ellaraine Lockie | Pollage Number 92 [haiga hybrid: collage of watercolor and embroidery + poem and handmade paper] | 1 |
| Taylor Rossics | Harass the Florist [micro-fiction] | 2 |
| Alexis Rotella | A Stranger Here [haibun] | 3 |
| Alexis Rotella | Three Artworks: Home alone [haiga]; Posing [haiga]; and Neena [digital art] | 1 |
| Alexis Rotella | Two senryu [micro-poems, COVID-ku] | 3 |
| Alexis Rotella | White Wash [haibun] | 1 |
| Robert Eugene Rubino | Nixon’s the One [lineated poem] | 2 |
| Robert Eugene Rubino | Uncool Kid [lineated poem] | 2 |
| C. C. Russell | The Sound, the Message [micro-fiction] | 2 |
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| Linda Saldaña | Mental Distancing in the Time of Quink [flash fiction] | 4 |
| Linda Saldaña | The Wobble [micro-fiction] | 5 |
| Kelly R. Samuels | Waiting for Tiangong-1’s Reentry [prose poem] | 5 |
| Steven Schroeder | a gift of fire: speaking in tongues [painting] | 1 |
| Steven Schroeder | all that is solid melts into air [painting] | 1 |
| Steven Schroeder | event horizon 2 [painting] | 1 |
| Steven Schroeder | from what I’ve tasted of desire [painting] | 1 |
| Steven Schroeder | the arc between two deaths 5 [painting] | 1 |
| Daryl Scroggins | Face of the Deep [prose poem] | 3 |
| Daryl Scroggins | Nesting Patterns [prose poem] | 4 |
| Daryl Scroggins | The Lexiconic Labyrinth of Millicent Greaves [flash fiction] | 4 |
| Daryl Scroggins | Writer Boy [micro-fiction] | 4 |
| Tiffany Shaw-Diaz | Six Works: Poems & Photographs | 4 |
| Tiffany Shaw-Diaz | Two Watercolors [visual art] | 4 |
| John Shea | The God-Fearing Man [flash fiction] | 5 |
| Cindy L. Sheppard | [Geothermal] [photographs] | 4 |
| Lisa Shulman | Nero Tells All [lineated poem] | 1 |
| Lisa Shulman | Where Were You Last Night? [micro-fiction] | 1 |
| Tova Hinda Siegel | Beyond the Kaleidoscope [prose poem] | 2 |
| Tova Hinda Siegel | Sunday’s Circle [lineated poem] | 2 |
| Douglas P. Sjoquist | Graveyard [micro-poem] | 4 |
| Barton Smock | [A Quintet of Poems]: “Drawings”; “Beginning Ache”; “Lit Ache”; “Stem Ache”; and “Tame Ache” | 2 |
| John L. Stanizzi | When I Get to Heaven [lineated poem] | 3 |
| Skaidrite Stelzer | Holding On [lineated poem] | 2 |
| Brett Stout | Three Digital Artworks: 18 Gauge de Stijl; The Downfall of Miami and Us; and Hood Rat Keys to the City | 1 |
| Brett Stout | Three Mixed-Media Paintings: The Remission of Guillotines and Chemical Formulas; From ’Nam to Nowhere; and Untitled Abstract | 1 |
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| Charles D. Tarlton | Crane by Ann Knickerbocker [tanka prose, ekphrastic] | 5 |
| Charles D. Tarlton | Edmonia Lewis: The Death of Cleopatra [tanka prose, ekphrastic] | 4 |
| Charles D. Tarlton | Girl With Seagulls, Trouville [tanka prose, ekphrastic] | 5 |
| Charles D. Tarlton | It Looks Like Manet to Me [tanka prose, ekphrastic] | 3 |
| Charles D. Tarlton | Marsh [prose poem] | 4 |
| Charles D. Tarlton | Michelangelo’s Prisoners at the Galleria dell’Accademia in Florence: Untutored Reflections [tanka prose, ekphrastic] | 1 |
| Charles D. Tarlton | Ornithology [lineated poem] | 3 |
| Charles D. Tarlton | Second Cousin Nikki, a Carmody & Blight Dialogue [tanka prose] | 1 |
| Charles D. Tarlton | Weight as Such [tanka prose] | 1 |
| Charles D. Tarlton | Weltanschauung [poem, lineated] | 4 |
| Jess D. Taylor | Above Water [micro-fiction] | 2 |
| Rina Terry | Playing My Blue Guitar [poem, lineated] | |
| Mary Hannah Terzino | Cats in the Time of Covid [flash fiction] | 5 |
| Mary Hannah Terzino | Dodge [micro-fiction] | 3 |
| Mary Hannah Terzino | Nunworld [flash fiction] | 3 |
| Mary Hannah Terzino | Ready Taxi [flash fiction] | 5 |
| Sarah Tinsley | Now You Don’t See Me [prose poem] | 3 |
| Jordan Trethewey | [Seven Questions About Process: An Interview With Lorette C. Luzajic] [nonfiction] | 2 |
| Laynie Tzena | Spot [micro-fiction] | 2 |
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| Anne Vallayer-Coster | White Soup Bowl [painting] | 1 |
| Vincent van Gogh | The Starry Night [painting] | 1 |
| Christine L. Villa | Instant Chemistry [painting] + “just when I thought” [micro-poem: cherita] | 5 |
| Christine L. Villa | Morning Muse [painting] + “to find” [micro-poem: cherita] | 5 |
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| Marilyn Ward | Two senryu [micro-poems, COVID-ku] | 3 |
| Lew Watts | Ghost Ranch [haibun] | 5 |
| Lew Watts | Holeh Holeh Holeh [haibun story] | 1 |
| Lew Watts | Temples of Gods [haibun story] | 5 |
| Lew Watts | The Magic Boomerang [haibun, lineated] | 1 |
| Julie Whitehead | The Zen Masters [flash fiction] | 2 |
| Tony Steven Williams | Post inferno [haibun] | 1 |
| Paul-Victor Winters | Steamer Duck in the Garden of Eden [prose poem] | 3 |
| Paul-Victor Winters | Untitled (2019) [prose poem] | 1 |
| Paul-Victor Winters | Untitled (Lucidity) [prose poem] | 1 |
| Paul-Victor Winters | Untitled (Significance) [prose poem] | 1 |
| Francine Witte | Wolf [micro-fiction] | 2 |
| Lily Lavender Wolf | change [prose poem] | 3 |
| Lily Lavender Wolf | gemstone love [lineated poem] | 3 |
| Keith Woodruff | Junk Drawer [prose poem] | 3 |
| Keith Woodruff | Letter to Wordsworth [prose poem] | 3 |
| Keith Woodruff | The Shore: On Reading Saigyo’s Poems of a Mountain Home [prose poem] | 3 |
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| Jeanne Yeasting | Dear Berthe [prose poem, ekphrastic] | 2 |
| Jeanne Yeasting | Discriminating Distinction [prose poem] | 2 |
| Jeanne Yeasting | From Today I Banish (Paris, 1860s) [lineated poem, ekphrastic] | 2 |
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| Aggie Zed | Ceramic Sculptures [sculpture] | 3 |
| Aggie Zed | Magician (2001) [ceramic sculpture] | 3 |
| Aggie Zed | “What did those Magamen want?” [digital art] | 3 |
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