Thirty-fourth Issue
Amsterdam Quarterly’s thirty-fourth issue about Holidays features work in eight different genres: art, article, fiction, memoir, photoessay, photography, poetry, and review. Headlining this issue is a photoessay about Swedish and Finnish Easter witches featured on early 20th century postcards by Jim Ross. There is fiction about a chaotic start to a Canadian Thanksgiving by V. J. Hamilton and a sci-fi New York City Seder by Jackie Kingon, an article about the commemoration of a failed Catalonian Independence Day by Grove Koger, a Ukrainian Easter memoir by Pat Seman, English seaside holiday photos by Bob Ward, and Christmas art by Edward Supranowicz.
As usual, there is an embarrassment of riches related to poetry about personal, religious and secular holidays by Jane Blanchard, Martha Bordwell, Timothy Dodd, Jennifer L. Freed, Donna J. Gelagotis Lee, Jeff McRae, Katherine Shehadeh, Meryl Stratford, Bob Ward, and Mantz Yorke. Last is a review of Museum Voorlinden’s Antony Gormley Ground sculpture exhibition.
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