Welcome to the Fall 2021 of Lightwood Magazine brought to you by Lightwodpress.com. We at Lightwood thank you for the support you’ve give us and our writers, poets, and artists over the last year and a half. This issue features an inside look at artists’ studios, music, and book reviews along with poetry and fiction. And please take a look at the Summer 2021 issue in case you missed it and other issues. All the published pieces remain on Lightwood. Tap the links to specific genres or search for articles, writers or artists in the search box.
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Table of Contents:
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Welcome to the Fall 2021 Issue #7 of Lightwood
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Artists In Space
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The Eric Person Quartet/ music review by Laurence Carr
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Before I Go/ prose poem by Gregory Abels
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Dispatches from the Memory Care Museum/ poetry by Mary K O’Melveny/ book review by Jan Zlotnik Schmidt
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dark matter/ poem by David Appelbaum
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Resistance is a Spanish Guitar poems by George Wallace/ review by Mike Jurkovic
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Houdini and Bess at the Hippodrome/The Magic Handcuffs: 1900/ bio-poem by Jan Zlotnik Schmidt
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The Aerialist/ prose poem by Jess Nadelman
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The Shopper/ poem by Carol Graser
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Light Between Buildings/ poem by Mike Jurkovic
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God Has a Zillion Refrigerators/ poem by Kappa Waugh
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I Know an Old Lady/ poem by Kim Ellis
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