The editors of Raven Chronicles nominate the following writers, for their work published in Take a Stand: Art Against Hate, A Raven Chronicles Anthology, 2020:
Read MoreRaven’s Pushcart Nominees: Ellery Akers/Anita K. Boyle/Anita Endrezze/Rajiv Mohabir/Penina Ava Taesali/Carletta Carrington Wilson
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The editors of Raven Chronicles, A Journal of Art, Literature & The Spoken Word, are pleased to announce our nominations for the 2018 Pushcart Prize: Best of the Small Presses series, the prize chosen by Pushcart Press that anthologizes the best of the small presses publishing this year. The editors of Raven Chronicles nominate the following writers for their work published in Vol.26, Last Call, published in fall 2018.
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ART AT HOPVINE PUB, SUMMER-FALL 2018
Jon Strongbow makes a triumphant return to the Hopvine with a group of magnificent new prints on paper, plus 3-D prints. Jon will also be signing copies of his 3 graphic novels.
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“I Love Hue,” Watercolors by Ingri (Rachel) Quon June 9-July 28, 2018
Art @ The Hopvine Pub, Capitol Hill
Join Raven Chronicles January 6 to March 4, 2018, celebrating 2 local artists: Irene Akio, and Chris Crites; @ Hopvine Pub, 507 15th Avenue East, Capitol Hill neighborhood, Seattle. Curated by Les Morely, co-sponsored by Raven Chronicles
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The editors of Raven Chronicles, A Journal of Art, Literature & The Spoken Word, are pleased to announce our nominations for the 2018 Pushcart Prize: Best of the Small Presses series, the prize chosen by Pushcart Press that anthologizes the best of the small presses publishing this year. The editors of Raven Chronicles nominate the following writers for their work published in Vol. 24 and Vol. 25, in 2017.
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Raven Chronicles Journal, Vol. 24, HOME, Edited by Kathleen Alcalá, Anna Bálint, Phoebe Bosché, Paul Hunter & Stephanie Lawyer
Raven Chronicles Journal, Vol. 24, HOME, features the work of 14 artists /and 68 writers from 21 states and 3 countries (Canada, India, Nigeria)
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Jamey Rahn, Upon Arrival, Charcoal on Paper/Oil on Paper.
July 30-September 2, 2017
Opening Reception August 10, Thursday, 7pm; Hopvine Pub, 507 15th Ave. East, Capitol Hill.
Since transplanting to Seattle from Brooklyn in 2014, Rahm began exploring Seattle and its surrounding areas working from direct observation.
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Ingri (Rachel) Quon, “Color Vacation,” prints on canvas from original watercolors.
April 3-May 6, 2017
Opening Reception April 6, 7pm; Closing Reception May 5, 7pm, Hopvine Pub, 507 15th Avenue East, Capitol Hill.
When we chose Celebration as our theme for Vol. 22, we assumed that we would gets lots of submissions that were celebratory, high on life, verbal jumps for joy, even if tinged with what we called “an elegiac time for contemplation.” Surprisingly, we got a hell of a lot of death-funeral-dying, down in the dumps, submissions (at least in the poetry category). Maybe it is the times we live in. With the current U.S. political climate, there isn’t too much to celebrate.
Read MoreMaryLee Martin started came into my writing classes beginning in 2006. What I appreciated most about her was her essential seriousness as a writer. I loved her turn to poetry, the intellect and passion she devoted to it. Her presence in class and in our community was ever-gracious and humorous, continuing through a couple years of terminal illness. Her enthusiasm and attention to the work were a gratifying component of every single class she was in. Also, she was a very good writer.
Read MoreThe editors of Raven Chronicles nominate the following writers for their work which were published in Raven Chronicles, A Journal of Art, Literature & The Spoken Word, Vol. 21, Laugh. Laugh? Laugh! issue
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