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KELSEY REVIEW 43 – FALL 2024 ISSUE IS HERE!

Bridge by Sean Cuddahy

 
 
 

Kelsey Review 42 – Fall 2023

Please look below for the extraordinary art, poetry, fiction, and nonfiction created by the talented artists and writers of the Mercer County area!

Photo of a road with cypress trees overhanging to form an arch.

From the President…

From the Editor…

Art:

Lauren Fedorko, “Cypress Tunnel” (cover art, above) and “Steep Ravine”
Stephanie Cuddahy, “Crossing the Delaware
The-O, “dnr__Borderland
Julia Cuddahy, “Anthurium

Poetry:

Patrick Walsh, “All True, From the Life”
Elane Gutterman, “Inheriting My Grandmother’s Foot”
Lavinia Kumar, “Two Immigrants Meet in a Chemistry Lab” and “Marriage License in ‘60s Boston
Lauren Fedorko, “half-light
Leonora Rita V. Obed, “Bienvenido Belfast
Carolyn Phillips, “Mouse
Jo Sutera, “are you there, mom?
Michael Griffith, “The Professor Is Still Talking”
Wanda Praisner, “Dirge Under the Stars
Vida Chu, “An Unexpected Guest”

Fiction:

Arlene Gralla Feldman, “Gibberish”
Barbara Krasner, “Stones Tell No Lies”
Ilene Dube, “Metamorphosis”
J.G. Alderburke, “Lost in Hell’s Kitchen”
Emma Colby, “A Tale of the Ordinary”
Nico Bailey, “Pas de Deux”

Nonfiction:

Paul Levine, “Even Leif Erikson Made it to Greenland”
Elliott O. Smith, “Looking Up: A Lifetime’s Love of Aviation”
D.E. Steward, “A Right Smart Piece to Go”
Peter Brav, “One Fine Evening
John Boccanfuso, “Requiem Avus”