Inside the Studio with Alex Egan Inside the Studio offers a behind-the-scenes peek into the work environments of WTP artists, as well as insight into their creative process within these resonate spaces. See Alex Egan’s work in WTP Vol. VII #9. By Jennifer Nelson, WTP Feature Writer No matter what season, artist Alex Egan finds inspiration and…
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Laura Foley
Featured poems from Laura Foley's collection SYRINGA appear in November's Woven Tale Press magazine. read more
Abstract Watercolors: Unusual Compositions
Website Review: Marcie Jan Bronstein By Richard Malinsky, Arts Editor The opening page of Marcie Jan Bronstein’s website, marciejbronstein.com, grabbed my attention with an atypical composition that quietly dominates the page. I found it atypical in that we rarely see abstract watercolors, especially compositions with hard edges and irregular forms. At first glance these forms have…
A Contemporary Spin on the Traditional
Ruth Bunnewell's landscape painting is regarded as "putting a contemporary spin on traditional British landscape painting." read more
There’s Nothing like The Nothing That Is
Johanna Skibsrud records ten years of thoughts about the concept of “nothing" in her new book of eleven essays. read more
A Novel as Riddle
Book Review: Sleepless Night By Lisa Zeiger, WTP Guest Writer SLEEPLESS NIGHT By Margriet de Moor, translated from the Dutch by David Doherty (New Vessel Press, 2019, $15.95, ISBN 9781939931696). Margriet de Moor’s novel, Sleepless Night, has triggered my relapse. When I say I used to read novels, I mean it in the way Proust…
Grief First Experienced
Kayla Lutes's short story "Lilacs in Memoriam" appears in November's Woven Tale Press Vol. VII #9 read more
