Fall Issue Update
An all-star cast assembled for the fall issue — poetry, short stories, photography, and an interview with a jazz musician from Minneapolis, MN.
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A quarterly publication — online and in print — joining poets, photographers, painters, storytellers, and musicians into one open forum for cross-cultural expression.
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| The Geometry of Grief in Abstract Sculpture | Grief rarely arrives as a single feeling with a clear outline. It alters distance, rhythm, balance and scale. A room can become too large, a familiar object… | |
| The Young Immigrant Artist Finds a Language of Belonging | A young immigrant artist often learns to live between versions of home. The street outside may speak in one cadence while family conversations carry another.… | |
| From Page to Stage: Adapting Poems into Performance | A poem on the page has room for silence, rereading and private interpretation. A performance poem enters a shared space, where breath, gesture, timing and the… | |
| The Quiet Craft Behind Art Book Binding | The Unseen Work of Art Book Binding begins long before a reader opens a cover. It starts with decisions about paper, scale, sequence, grain, thread, glue and… | |
| Stitching Memory Through Embroidery And Narrative Art | A length of thread can carry a family story across decades. In embroidery, memory is recorded through repeated gestures: the pull of a needle, the tension of… | |
| Capturing the unheard: field recording as musical art | Field recording has long sat at the margins of music, treated as a documentary tool rather than an instrument in its own right. Yet composers have been turning… | |
| Why the short story thrives in the age of distraction | The average Australian commuter now spends roughly ninety minutes a day waiting, scrolling, or sitting on a train that crawls through a tunnel between… | |
| Caribbean poker place bets online with an Australian perspective | Online casino searches often blend poker language with broader table-game terms. A phrase such as “caribbean poker place bets online” may refer to Caribbean… | |
| Found Objects And The Stories They Carry In Mixed Media | A rusted key, handwritten recipe, bus ticket or cracked toy can hold a charge far beyond its practical use. Once an artist removes such an object from daily… | |
| The Quiet Power of a Single Brushstroke | A painting can seem settled until one mark alters its balance. A narrow line may sharpen a cheek, deepen a shadow, open a distant sky or make an otherwise calm… |
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Selected works from across our quarterly issues, gathered into a printed volume. Past print runs have appeared in limited quantities and are available while supplies last.
Volumes cover poetry, short fiction, photography, paintings, drawings, reviews, and interviews — curated to reflect the breadth of artists who have shared their paths in the journal.
Browse Past IssuesInside the Pages
Since 2011, Stone Path Review has hosted contributions from more than twenty artists — poets, photographers, musicians, and filmmakers — along with interviews, readings, and film entries.
Recent volumes have included poetry from Mark Doty and Jim Harrison, an interview with a jazz musician from Minneapolis, MN, and the short film Efflorescence from Deep Field Cinema.
From the Blog
An all-star cast assembled for the fall issue — poetry, short stories, photography, and an interview with a jazz musician from Minneapolis, MN.
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A featured film entry from Deep Field Cinema, programmed as part of our ongoing screen series.
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418 Publishing, Inc. was started as the parent company of Stone Path Review, with five issues published by this point.
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Photography and artist interview, part of an ongoing series highlighting new and established contributors.
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A recorded poetry reading captured on video and shared alongside the print issue.
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Browse past quarterly issues of Stone Path Review, available online with limited print quantities.
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