The editors at Smoky Quartz extend our heartfelt gratitude to Sharon Harmon who has served with us for two years. She is stepping down as an editor. Smoky Quartz has benefited from her work, her presence, and her input. She will be greatly missed.
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Spring 2025 Issue: Options for Viewing
Please note: You have two options for viewing the Smoky Quartz Spring 2025 issue. You can use the WordPress built-in PDF Viewer, which you see when you click on this link to the Spring 2025 Issue. Or, you can download the issue from the WordPress Viewer to your computer and use the Adobe PDF Reader (with more features) to view the issue. You can download the Adobe PDF Reader here if you don’t already have it installed on your computer.
Thank you for your patience as we roll out this new method of producing and sharing Smoky Quartz. Please email us at mwgsmokyquartz@gmail.com if you have any questions or suggestions.
Spring 2025 Issue
The Smoky Quartz Spring 2025 issue is a multi-faceted journey, featuring poetry, prose, photography and art from a talented and diverse group of writers and artists. The pieces in this issue explore a variety of themes, including grief, loss, love, doubt, joy, uncertainty, and wonder. From skating on ice, to listening to an ancient choir, to making blackberry ice, to traveling into the unknown, and more, these pieces bring us life in all of its exquisite details.
Note: This latest issue is available online as a PDF document. You can use the WordPress built-in PDF Viewer to read the issue. Or, you can download the PDF document to your computer and use a PDF Reader to view the issue.
Click here to view the Spring 2025 Issue. If you have any questions or comments, please email us at mwgsmokyquartz@gmail.com.
The editors thank everyone who sent us work. We read every piece; deciding what to include was difficult. The work was creative, inspiring, and thought-provoking. We are grateful for the opportunity to read your work and view your art.
Click here to view the Spring 2025 Issue.
We hope you enjoy this issue. The work moved us, helping us feel the complicated power of hope and love.
The Editors, Smoky Quartz
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