John Palcewski's Journal

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Education:

BA, Journalism, Moravian College, 1986. Elected to Alpha Sigma Lambda, national honor society for continuing education students.

Photography courses in color and b&w, videotape production, and darkroom techniques, New York University, 1970-1975.

Publishing History

A Rain of Flowers — Eclectica, July/August 2019
http://www.eclectica.org/v23n3/palcewski.html

MEMORIA NERA, Archipelago
http://www.archipelago.org/vol9/palcewski.htm

"Elegy, As If I Meant It," 96-line poem, Evergreen Review, April 1967.
www.frogtownbooks.com/cgibin/ftb455/scan/mp=keywords/se=Fiction/st=sql/tf=author/tf=title/cs=no/em=yes

"Peripatetic," long poem, Evergreen Review, May 1969.
www.evergreenreview.com/archive/Volume_13_66.htm

"Ahab and Ishmael," short story, Electric Acorn 7.
www.dublinwriters.org/eacorn/EA7/pacewskistory.html

"Pianissimo Major," short story, Electric Acorn 8.
www.dublinwriters.org/eacorn/EA8/palcewskistory.html

"His Journey Westward," short story, Electric Acorn 9.
acorn.dublinwriters.org/EA9/palcewskistory.html

"The Red Boat," short story, Electric Acorn 12.
acorn.dublinwriters.org/EA12/palcewskistory.html

"Two Portraits," photographs of Muhammad Ali and dear friend Brad Stubbs, Archipelago, Volume 6.
www.archipelago.org/vol6-1/palcewski.htm

"Patroness of the Arts," Short Story, Eclectica Magazine
http://www.eclectica.org/v4n4/palcewski.html

"Man in the Mirror," Short Story, Eclectica Magazine
www.eclectica.org/v6n3/palcewski.html

"Sophia Loren's Daughter?" The Maria/Sophia connection, Eclectica Magazine
www.eclectica.org/v7n4/palcewski.html

"An Encounter with Andrew Harvey," Interview, Eclectical Magazine
http://www.eclectica.org/v10n2/palcewski.html

"Nurse Miriam," Short Story, Eclectica magazine
http://www.eclectica.org/v11n4/palcewski.html

Witness: a Memoir-in-Progress, Eclectica Magazine
http://www.eclectica.org/v13n1/palcewski.html

Dawn of Civility, Short Story, Eclectica Magazine
http://www.eclectica.org/v4n2/palcewski.html

"Exhumations," Autobiography, Eclectica magazine
http://www.eclectica.org/v20n1/palcewski.html

"The Blind Barber," short story, Atomic Petals, A Journal of Art & Literature, Winter 2003.
www.atomicpetals.com/jp03.htm

"Spell," short story, Sunoasis, August 2002.
www.sunoasis.com/spell.html

"Oddly Familiar," short story, Adirondack Review, Winter 2003.
adirondackreview.homestead.com/palcewski2.html

"Ballet Class," "Muhammad Ali," "Betty's Dream," et. al., photographic images, Tryst, Vol 3, Issue 1.
www.tryst3.com/issue1/palcewski1.html

"Bronze Foot," "Nose Bridge," "Keep It Simple," "Pictures from Vittoria's Island," photographic images, Avatar Review, Vol 5.
http://3.avatarreview.com:8081/avatar5/stories/storyReader$435

"A Vision," short story, Pierian Springs, Issue 4.
www.pieriansprings.net/issue4a/palcewski.html

"Castello Aragonese," photographic image, Adirondack Review.
http://adirondackreview.homestead.com/palcewskiphoto.html

"Don't Ask," short story, Samasara Quarterly, No. 9.
www.samsaraquarterly.net/9/palcewski.htm

"Expressive Aphasia," short story, Megaera, Summer 2002.
www.megaera.org/Megaera/summer02/palcewski.html

"A Wild Pig," short story, Amarillo Bay.
www.amarillobay.org/contents/ palcewski-john/wild-pig.htm

"Sale Today," photographic image, Branches, April 2002.
www.branchesquarterly.com/1.2/Contributor1.2.htm

"Vittoria's Island," excerpts, Atomic Petals, Summer 2002.
www.atomicpetals.com/jp2.htm

"Soft Gold Cascade," short story, Conspire, winter 2003-04.
www.conspire.org/21_palcewski.php

"What Might Have Been," cover photography, Samsara Quarterly, Vol. 1, No. 2.
www.thedrunkenboat.com/samsarazine.htm

"The Train Will Never Come," short story, Stirring, A Literary Collection, Vol. 2, No. 5.
www.sundress.net/stirring/archives/v2/e5/

"Graffito," short story, Amarillo Bay, Volume 6, No. 1.
www.amarillobay.com/contents/palcewski-john/ graffito-body.htm

All imagefiction, nonfiction and photography that appears on Forioscribe's Live Journal is Copyright © 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017. and 2018 by John Palcewski.

Scribo ergo sum.