Each quarter, the Journal of Alta California publishes poetry from California and the West that illuminates the human condition and becomes, in the words of Lawrence Ferlinghetti, “eternal graffiti written in the heart of everyone.”
SPRING 2018: ‘WHY CALIFORNIA WILL NEVER BE LIKE TUSCANY’
by Gary Snyder
SUMMER 2018: ‘MEET ME AT THE LIGHTHOUSE’
by Dana Gioia
FALL 2018: ‘I BLINKED MY EYES, LOOKED UP AND EVERYONE WAS 25 YEARS OLDER’
by Joanne Kyger
WINTER 2018: ‘NOVEMBER FLEA MARKET’
by Frank Osen
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