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A Sea Coast Studio

In 2017, painter Richard Whadcock leased a workspace at Chartwell Road Studios in England’s south coast. “Not working on an easel makes the amount of wall space crucial for both the paintings in progress…”

Sue D. Burton

Sue D. Burton’s prose poem from WTP Vol. VIII #1 follows the hypothetical tale of swans on a golfing green.

BIRDER ON BERRY LANE by Robert Tougias

Robert Tougias catalogues a year of bird encounters in “a delightful memoir about his life as a birder,” illustrated by Mark Szantyr.

Social Participation Art

Daniel Shieh’s art, sculptures and installations at festivals and in parks, relies on social participation from bystanders to spread its message.

Joann Gardner

From Joann Gardner’s chapbook The Deaf Island, published by The Poetry Society of America as part of their prestigious PSA Chapbook Fellowship Program.

Artist as a Primitive Shaman

Madara Tropa on the artist as a primitive shaman with the capacity to recognize a problem and be recognized as a projection of desire for change.

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A Sea Coast Studio

In 2017, painter Richard Whadcock leased a workspace at Chartwell Road Studios in England’s south coast. “Not working on an easel makes the amount of wall space crucial for both the paintings in progress…”

Poetry Spotlight

Sue D. Burton

Sue D. Burton's prose poem from WTP Vol. VIII #1 follows the hypothetical tale of swans on a golfing green.

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By Richard Whadcock

Storms Rhythm
oil on canvas
24” x 24”

See his work in this month’s issue of The Woven Tale Press Magazine

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