That Floating Feeling

Silk Creek's Prize photographer, Kate Jackson, continuallly produces wonderful new images. This one, That Floating Feeling, can be seen at Kate's Gallery at Betterphoto.com. You can also see Kate's work at Silk Creek Review and at BloodrootZ.

Blue Fish, by E.S.

 

Silk Creek Poet Publishes New Book!

Linda Pennisi, one of the poets published in Silk Creek Review II, has published a fabulous new book, Suddenly Fruit! 

Wolcott Mill

Wolcott Mill Historical site, photo by Mary Stebbins Taitt. Click image to view larger. 

At the Black River

Silk Creek Poetry and Art Editor Editor, Mary Stebbins Taitt, thinks of Silk Creek while Visiting the Black River near Port Huron, Michigan. 

The Work of Patrick McMullen in Silk Creek Review II

Be Sure to see the work of Visual artist and Fine Art Photographer Patrick McMullen in the New Issue of Silk Creek Review II.

Son in the Wildflowers, by Patrick McMullen

Poet Linda Pennisi Featured in Silk Creek Review II

Linda Tomol Pennisi's new chapbook, Suddenly, Fruit, was chosen by William Pitt Root as winner of the Carolina Wren Press chapbook prize. Poems are forthcoming in McSweeney's and have appeared in journals such as Hunger Mountain, Lyric Poetry Review, and Faultline. A recipient of an Individual Artists Grant from the Constance Saltonstall Foundation, Pennisi is director of the Creative Writing Program at Le Moyne College in Syracuse, NY. See new poems by Linda Pennisi at Silk Creek Review II.

Coming Soon, the work of Artist and FIne Art Photographer Patrick McMullen

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Spring comes to the Creek!

Silk Creek Review Editor Scott Carter leans over the edge to admire Silk Creek through a filigree of young spring leaves. 

Wild Geraniums

Editor Scott Carter and I took a walk at Silk Creek and I've lots of pictures but no time to post them.

There's been a delay again in the publishing of the new issue. I'm getting married and Scott's job hunting and Doug is incommunicado up in Maine somewhere--limited computer access. But it will come!!!! It will. Sorry it's so slow.

The wild geraniums are flowering in the Silk Creek Woods.

I'm getting married June 10 and there's a lot to do!!!

Mary