Author: Indelible
Indelible is a literary and arts journal reaching out to a broader community of writers, both established and emerging. Indelible’s name, inspired by the way the poet Hilda Doolittle (H.D.) used it in her poem Trilogy, refers to inerasable ink, which is a metaphor for the power of words.
The journal, therefore, seeks to publish works from distinguished writers and artists with strong voices and literary/artistic convictions that represent diverse interests and aesthetic styles. Each themed semi-annual issue presents an eclectic set of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, reviews, interviews, op-eds, and art. It is our great pleasure to promote our contributors in any way we can.
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Art: by Karla Van Vliet
“snapshot”, by Steve Pottinger
“Log Lady”, by Adam Wyeth
“The Plan” and Other Poem, by Sandy Rochelle
“Noor El Qamar”, by Hedy Habra
“The Pericardium”, by Norbert Hirschhorn
“The Frauenkirche”, by Gottfried Maria Heuer
“High Priestess” and Other Poems, by Leah Larwood
“The Man In The Park Who Practices The Tuba”, by Claude Barbre
“On The Feminine As Muse:The Sea, The Sea” and Other Poems, by R. L Boyer
“My Grandmother Listens to Mahalia Jackson” and Other Poems, by Maura High
“The Occupations” and Other Poem, by Antonia Taylor
Review: Lorette C. Luzajic’s Poetry Collection, Winter in June
“One Escaped” and Other Poems, by Joan Leotta
“Keeping You Close” and Other Poems, by Hélène Demetriades
“The Queen’s First Door” and Other Poems, by Paul Jones
“The Goddess Does Not Despair” and Other Poems, by Debra Kaufman
“The lament of a future daughter of Neptune” and Other Poems, by Lucy Holme
Review: Svetlana Lavochinka’s “Carbon: Song of Crafts”
“The Final Moments of Mata Hari” and Other Poem, by Bernard Pearson
“This Ring” and Other Poem, by Jade Nicole Beals
“The Other Shore” and Other Poems, by Chun Yu
“Lost at Sea ” and Other Poems, by Shirin Zeyaei
“Or Did You Ever Wonder What It’s Like To Have Hot Flashes?” and Other Poems, by Hedy Habra
“Edra Describes Why She Married August”, by Anna Citrino
Review: Kathleen Duffy’s “Freud’s Early Psychoanalysis, Witch Trials and the Inquisitorial Method: The Harsh Therapy”
“Beyond Silence”, art by Pamela Chrabieh
“Gaia”, by Roisin Ní Neachtain
“Fireworks” and Other Poems, by Jenny Bates
“Quiet woman” and Other Poems, by Eva Gerretsen
“One Small Section of Sky” and Other Poems, by Ralph Earle
“Milk” and Other Poems, by Lorette C. Luzajic
“Paramus is Burning”, by Josh Pachter
“A Wedding at Ishtar”, by Hanna Saadeh
“hook” and Other Poems, by Chris Murray
“Sisterhood”, by Semra Eren-Nijhar
“Gift”, by Hibah Shabkhez
“Hatchlings”, by Binu Karunakaran
“Grief and Hope”, by Sarah Norton
“Gunshot” and “Of Glass”, by Anna Aksenova
“Leslie Adrift”, by Robert Gorelick
“World Civilization”, by Vinnie Hansen
“Copperhead”, by Chapman Hood Frazier
“Which Will It Be?” by Yahia Lababidi
Photography: “Seven Forms”, by Salma Ahmad Caller
“Backward and Abysm”, by Alan Forrest Hickman
Review: Omar Sabbagh’s “Morning Lit: Portals After Alia”
“Men and the Feminine”, by Jon Wilson
“Ticket to Ride”, by Lauren McGovern
Three Poems for Suzy, by D. R. James
“The Traveler”, by Konrad Gunesch
“Xiao Meng”, by Ronald L. Boyer
“Kali Yuga”, by Sam Aldridge
Photography: “Paradise Found”, by Perla Aurora
“The Woman with Two Names”, by Natalie Welsh
Photography: “A Feminine Sky”, by Joan Leotta
“The Great Mother”, poetry and art by Sarah Norton
“You’re Not Listening”, by Neil Connelly
Art and Photography by Gottried Maria Heuer
Art by Tomoko Nagao
The Feminine: Interview with Romalyn Ante
“The Woman” and Other Poem, by Catherine O’Brien
“Lunar Photography”, by Rami Ammoun
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