Surreal South

Palm Reader Politics – Copyright 2010 Chris Walter

House and Prayer, Copyright Chris Walter

Pecan Harvest, Copyright Chris Walter

Chris Walter, an MFA candidate in Studio Art at Georgia State University, recently used these images of mine to create totally new art forms. His work is an intersection of photography, digital painting, and collage. These pieces are part of his thesis project, and certainly put an interesting twist on old ideas about art and the cultural landscape of the South!

Poetry- A Select List

Left Behind, “Voices”, forthcoming 2010

Chiron Review, “A Drought of Sky”, 2009

Slab, “Desire”, 2009

Caveat Lector, “Archaeology of the Everyday”, “Summer Fiction”, 2009

Inscape, “Dust”, “Theory of Relativity”, 2009

Clapboard House, “Encyclopedia of a Time That Never Was”, 2009

Breadcrumb Scabs, “Midlife Crisis”, 2009

The Broken Plate, “Refuge”, 2009

Vain, “Thaw”, 2009

Roanoke Review, “Considering the High Cost of Air Conditioning”, 2008

Illya’s Honey, “The Endless Porch”, 2008

Quercus Review, “Generation Gap”, 2008

Keyhole, “Fire in the Wiregrass”, “Paddling Toward Red Bluff”, 2008

Santa Clara Review, “Compromise”, 2008

Town Creek Poetry, “A Brief History of the Wiregrass”, 2008

Blue Collar Review, “Homecoming”, “Storm Rising”, 2007

Farfelu, “Bon Voyage to a Bon Vivant”, 2007

Inkwell, “Empire”, 2006

The Powhatan Review, “Family History”, 2005

Red Hills Reader, “Tongues of the Dead”, 2004

Birmingham Arts Journal, “Last Winter”, 2004

Buckle &, “Fallen Angels”, 2003

Connecticut River Review, “Drought Ending”, 2002

Ginger Hill, “Ahead of the Storm”, “Summer of Death”, 2002

Snake Nation Review, “Salvation”, “Safe Distance”, 2002 (No. 17)

Reed, “Moving Day”, 2001

Georgia’s Backroads

Hosted by Larry John Wilson and produced in 1999 by Carol Fisk, this is one of the most popular programs ever created by Georgia Public Broadcasting, and regularly airs during pledge drives for the network. To see my discussion of the capture of Jefferson Davis, please visit http://www.gpb.org/georgiabackroads/irwinville

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