[Meredith Bergmann]

I'm very sorry to announce that the American Arts Quarterly will cease publication after its upcoming Winter issue. The website will remain up, but perhaps only as an archive. This was a sudden decision by the editors, who wish to retire. I've been honored to be its poetry editor for 10 years and to have published wonderful poems by many Eratosphereans-- too many to list! I look forward to reading your work elsewhere.

[Michael Juster]

I'm very sorry to hear that. I read it primarily for the poetry you chose, but I was glad to see articles embracing similar values in art.

Job well done!

[Susan McLean]

I'm sorry to hear it too. I was interested both in the poetry published in it and in the art. Contemporary realist art is not generally what I encounter in the art museums. Thanks to Meredith for her part in an excellent venture.

Susan

[R. Nemo Hill]

Ah, well.
Carry on, Meredith.

Nemo

[Janice D. Soderling]

Thanks, Meredith, for having served so long and maintained a classy venue. I've really enjoyed it.

[Jan D. Hodge]

I too add my thanks and appreciation to you for a job well done, and to the staff for adding much to my education in the visual arts.

Jan

[Orwn Acra]

I'm glad to have been part of it and loved getting it in the mail.

[Terese Coe]

Very pleased to have been a small part of it, Meredith. Ya done good.

The art and articles were a joy as well as the poems. Sorry to see it go!

[Meredith Bergmann]

Thank you all for your kind words!

[Michael Cantor]

Class act, and I'm happy to have had a poem in there. Thanks, Meredith.