
“The very least you can do in your life is to figure out what you hope for. The most you can do is live inside that hope, running down its hallways, touching the walls on both sides.” –
“The very least you can do in your life is to figure out what you hope for. The most you can do is live inside that hope, running down its hallways, touching the walls on both sides.” –
This year’s Artemis Journal features our guest writer, Ron Smith with several poems and today’s post highlights, Virgin & Child with Monkey, in which he used an engraving by Albrecht Durer, c 1498 to inspire his Ekphrastic Poem. (Ekphrastic poetry is a poem inspired by a work of art).
Artemis is pleased to present the photograph “The Beauty of Simplicity” by William Cates, (published in Artemis 2016) and an essay by Cara Ellen Modisett, “From Interstate 81” (published in Artemis 2014).
Maurice Ferguson, our distinguished Literary Editor has been with Artemis since the early days in the 1980’s, serving on our Board and editing various yearly journals. Here is one of his fine poems, “The House on the Mountain”.
Artemis is pleased to be working with Carilion Clinic’s program of “Poems in the Waiting Rooms”, by providing take home brochures of poetry in their clinic waiting rooms around the region. This is a natural fit for Artemis as we believe in the healing power of art and poetry. Here is a testimony by one of our gifted artists, published in the 2015 and 2016 Artemis, Tricia Scott.
Artemis celebrates the creativity of our 2015 cover artist, Bill White
Artemis featured Beth Macy in 2015 Artemis with an essay on the courage of her convictions after the publication of “Factory Man”. She has now released her second novel “Truevine” to rave reviews.
ARTEMIS JOURNAL will be featuring daily the art and poetry from our journals throughout the years. Today’s artist is Linda Atkinson who has been involved with Artemis throughout the years, serving on our Board of Directors in the 1990’s and has been a regular contributor to our journal.
Artemis Journal 2016 is almost sold out due to an enthusiastic response from our readers. We will put in a new print order to fulfill the demand. Order now if you are interested in supporting a small press and owning our latest edition.