Santa Fe Poetry Broadside... Issue #5, November, 1998

Carol Moldaw

Carol Moldaw's most recent book of poetry is Chalkmarks on Stone (La Alameda Press). Her first book is Taken from the River (Aleph).
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poems in the Broadside, Issue #5... i: (Piano music drifts) -- ii:(Don't leave a mark) -- iv:(It's like I'm nineteen) -- xi:(Not 'would you like,' but 'do you') -- xiii:(Then it was my turn) -- xiv:(Vehement, your voice ragged) -- xv:(I'm being repossessed) -- xvi:(Today I don't feel like I fell in love) -- xvii:(Not to call you, yes) -- xxi:(Stop blaming the poems) -- xxii:(And you who've never seen a falling star) -- xxiii:(How I'm dying to show you these)

poems in the Broadside, Issue #1... from the poetic cycle, "Through the Window": 1 -- "Through the Window": 2

Broadside, Issue #9... Editor's Introduction

Gary Faigin

Gary Faigin is co-founder and Artistic Director of the Seattle Academy of Fine Art. His paintings explore his two favorite themes: altering one's perception of the commonplace and developing mood through intense contrasts of light and dark. He wrote and illustrated the classic text, The Artist's Complete Guide to Facial Expression, now in its seventh printing. In August 2002, he will once again be teaching Landscape Painting in Oil and Pastel at Ghost Ranch.
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Webwork: Gallery

paintings in the broadside... The Blue Car -- Double Exposure -- Under the Mesa