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Editor | Douglas Reid Skinner |
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Categories | Literary magazine |
Frequency | Triannual |
First issue | 2016 |
Country | South Africa |
Based in | Cape Town |
Language | English |
Website |
stanzaspoetry |
Stanzas Poetry Magazine is South Africa’s only literary magazine dedicated to poetry. It is currently triannual, publishing poetry, reviews of poetry, and obituaries.
Stanzas was started in 2015 [1] by poets Douglas Reid Skinner and Patricia Schonstein following the closure of Gus Ferguson’s Carapace. Initially a quarterly magazine, Stanzas was published by Schonstein’s African Sun Press in association with Skinner’s Leftfield Poetry and the McGregor Poetry Festival. [2]
Patricia Schonstein left the magazine after issue 20 [3] and from issue 21 the magazine became triannual while increasing in size. [4]
The magazine aims to contain “as wide a mix of voices as one can persuade to participate” while maintaining “An unending humbleness before the whole tradition of the art.” [5]
It takes its guiding principles from long-time patron Jonty Driver:
A literary culture requires reaffirming and renewing by each generation as it gathers in the inheritance of the past and weaves it into a future. [6]
Category:South African poetry Category: South African literature Category:triannual magazines
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| ![]() |
Editor | Douglas Reid Skinner |
---|---|
Categories | Literary magazine |
Frequency | Triannual |
First issue | 2016 |
Country | South Africa |
Based in | Cape Town |
Language | English |
Website |
stanzaspoetry |
Stanzas Poetry Magazine is South Africa’s only literary magazine dedicated to poetry. It is currently triannual, publishing poetry, reviews of poetry, and obituaries.
Stanzas was started in 2015 [1] by poets Douglas Reid Skinner and Patricia Schonstein following the closure of Gus Ferguson’s Carapace. Initially a quarterly magazine, Stanzas was published by Schonstein’s African Sun Press in association with Skinner’s Leftfield Poetry and the McGregor Poetry Festival. [2]
Patricia Schonstein left the magazine after issue 20 [3] and from issue 21 the magazine became triannual while increasing in size. [4]
The magazine aims to contain “as wide a mix of voices as one can persuade to participate” while maintaining “An unending humbleness before the whole tradition of the art.” [5]
It takes its guiding principles from long-time patron Jonty Driver:
A literary culture requires reaffirming and renewing by each generation as it gathers in the inheritance of the past and weaves it into a future. [6]
Category:South African poetry Category: South African literature Category:triannual magazines