Spring 2016 Issue

Spring has arrived in New Hampshire with its potpourri of green shoots in gardens, early blossoms, and longer days of light. And the latest issue of Smoky Quartz—another beautiful spring collection—is now online. Many thanks to the writers and artists who’ve shared their poetry, prose, and artwork to create this issue.

We dedicate this issue in memory of Gail Hersey, a member of the Monadnock Writers’ Group, who is remembered by a friend for her “personal warmth, and her wonderful, unique writing.” Gail’s poem, Kintsugi, appeared in the fall 2015 issue of Smoky Quartz.

We hope you enjoy this issue, and the coming days of summer.

You can view the cover page and table of contents here.

The editors

Fall 2015 Issue

This autumn in New Hampshire has been warm and filled with the vivid colors of the season. We are at peak color now, making it a perfect time to introduce the fall 2015 issue of Smoky Quartz, which is now online.

This issue is as richly hued and varied as the New England woods this time of year. Thank you to the writers and artists who’ve contributed their poetry, prose, and artwork to create such a strong, satisfying issue.

You can view the cover page and table of contents here. We hope you enjoy it!

The editors,

Candace Bergstrom, Sara Miller, Deborah Murphy, Tina Rapp, and Linda Thomas

 

Spring 2014 Issue

Spring has returned. The Earth is like a child that knows poems.”

~ Rainer Maria Rilke

Winter is finally behind us in New Hampshire, and the spring 2014 issue of Smoky Quartz  is now online.

Many thanks to the writers and artists who shared their wonderful poetry and artwork in this issue.

You can view the cover page and table of contents here.

We hope you enjoy the issue.

 

The editors,

Linda J. Thomas

Candace Bergstrom