‘There is something special about bees and it goes way back — back before the word itself was ever written.’
— Ladislav R. Hanka from The Honeybee Scriptures
Twenty-fourth Issue
Amsterdam Quarterly’s twenty-fourth issue brought in work in seven different genres about media. Unfortunately, AQ could only publish a few pieces on books, drawings, newspapers, telephones, mobiles, photos and photographers, and TV news and programmes. Headlining AQ24 is a photo essay by Ladislav R. Hanka about his collaborative art made with honeybees. There is photography by Jury S. Judge and Bob Ward, an essay by John Talbird, fiction by Nancy Ludmerer, a memoir about visual artist Dawn Clements by Bryan R. Monte, and book reviews of Jacob M. Appel’s Amazing Things Are Happening Here, Jean Huets’ With Walt Whitman: Himself and Scott T. Starbuck’s Carbonfish Blues: Ecopoems (with artwork by Guy Denning). As always, there is a generous portion of poetry in a variety of styles and formats by James Broschart, Peter Neil Carroll, Margaret DeRitter, Diane Giardi, Martin John, Neil McCarthy, Ian C. Smith, Meryl Stratford, David Subacchi, and Bob Ward.
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