Bewildered © 2003 by
Edgar Solis
About the Artist
Edgar Solis, with degrees from the
University of Puerto Rico and The Art Institute of Atlanta,
shows his fine art photography on the southeast
arts-and-crafts-show circuit. For the last seven years, he has
been perfecting Polaroid Image and Emulsion Transfer. This
process allows him to show images in a way that often blurs the
line between photography and painting. He also does black and
white sepia and selenium toned prints.
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About
the Author
A professor at DeVry University,
Amy Pence
has published poetry and non-fiction in a number of journals
including American Letters & Commentary, The Antioch
Review, New American Writing, Pennsylvania English and
Sonora Review. Several of her poems have also appeared
online in journals such as Mudlark
and Red
Booth Review. Her interviews with Barbara Kingsolver
and Li-Young
Lee appeared in Poets & Writers. She has
completed two manuscripts of poetry, one of which was a Walt
Whitman Award finalist. Pence lives in Atlanta, Georgia, with
her daughter Ada.
Acknowledgements
“Eclipse” and "The Illuminated
Blake" first appeared in New American Writing.
“For my Mother” first appeared in
The Antioch Review.
“Take Back” first appeared in American
Letters and Commentary.
“Metonymy” first appeared in Red
Raven Review.
“Anonymous Emmanuel” and "House
with Windows" first appeared in Pennsylvania English.
“Expedient Means” first appeared
in Calapooya.
“Armless” first appeared in Mudlark.
“One Shallow in the Body” first
appeared in Willow Springs. |
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Contents
Naked Bulb
Bifurcated Iris
Blazing Star
Spiked Dahlia
Potted Lily
Purpled Clematis
Sweet Peas
Planting the Bulbs
Eclipse
Prana
Anonymous Emmanuel
Expedient Means
Sentence
Armless
Damage
For my Mother
Metonymy
Take Back
House with Windows
One Shallow in the Body
Absent Presence
Inescapable
On Waking
The Illuminated Blake |
