Quodlibet with Cardinals and A Letter to Serafin
Poetry by John Minczeski; introduced by John Guzlowski
Articles written by: John Guzlowski
John Guzlowski is an award-winning poet and blogger extraordinaire. A retired professor of contemporary literature at Eastern Illinois University, Guzlowski has written extensively on Polish, Jewish and Polish American writing and poetry. His own poetry is inspired by his parents’ years in German camps and the family’s experience as post-war immigrants and deals with the universal themes of trauma, pain, memory, parent-child relations and love. Guzlowski's latest book, Lightning and Ashes, is now available.
2011 Vol. 3 No. 4 — Winter / Poetry
2011 Vol 3. No. 2 — Summer / Poetry
What Paderewski Taught Me about Being
Poet Kath Abela Wilson once wrote about “How I Fell In Love with Chopin.” This poem was written for the Paderewski-Chopin conference at Loyola University, Nov. 12, 2010 and read while accompanied by mathematician and flutist, Rick Wilson.
2010 Vol. 2 No. 3 — Fall / Poetry
Poetry: Leonard Kress and Cecilia Woloch
Born in Toledo, Ohio, Leonard Kress grew up in and around Philadelphia and graduated from Temple University with a degree in Religious Studies. Cecilia Woloch was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and grew up there and in rural Kentucky, one of seven children of a homemaker and an airplane mechanic.
2010 Vol. 2 No.1 — Spring / Books
Chopin with Cherries Review
Maja Trochimczyk has gathered together poems to commemorate Chopin’s 200th birthday – and they’re as inspiring as they are exhilarating.
2009 — Summer / Poetry
Second Language Poems
CR’s Poetry Editor shares some of his “Kitchen Polish.”
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