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| − | [[Image:Apogee1.jpg|right|frame|''Apogee'' | + | [[Image:Apogee1.jpg|right|frame|'''Apogee'''<br/> Issue 1 1981 <br/>Cover art by Kathleen Taylor]] |
| − | '''Apogee''' was a poetry zine edited by Robert (Bob) Randolph Medcalf Jr | + | '''Apogee''' was a poetry zine edited by Robert (Bob) Randolph Medcalf Jr. |
| − | '' | + | ''Apogee'' was published in Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A. and was subtitled, "an illustrated anthology of poetry of the imagination". The first and only issue was released in 1981. |
| − | Contributing poets included William R. Barrow, Bruce Boston, Thomas M. Egan, Gregory FitzGerald, Janet Fox ([[Scavenger's Newsletter]]), Robert Frazier, Joey Froehlich, Robert Randolph Medcalf Jr., and Mel Spivak. | + | Contributing poets included William R. Barrow, Bruce Boston, Thomas M. Egan, Gregory FitzGerald, Janet Fox ([[Scavenger's Newsletter]]), Robert Frazier ([[Star*Line]]), Joey Froehlich, Robert Randolph Medcalf Jr., and Mel Spivak. |
Cover art was by Kathleen Taylor, who also provided interior illustrations, along with Doug W. Hiser Jr. and Medcalf. | Cover art was by Kathleen Taylor, who also provided interior illustrations, along with Doug W. Hiser Jr. and Medcalf. | ||
Latest revision as of 05:33, 22 August 2012
Apogee
Issue 1 1981
Cover art by Kathleen Taylor
Issue 1 1981
Cover art by Kathleen Taylor
Apogee was a poetry zine edited by Robert (Bob) Randolph Medcalf Jr.
Apogee was published in Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A. and was subtitled, "an illustrated anthology of poetry of the imagination". The first and only issue was released in 1981.
Contributing poets included William R. Barrow, Bruce Boston, Thomas M. Egan, Gregory FitzGerald, Janet Fox (Scavenger's Newsletter), Robert Frazier (Star*Line), Joey Froehlich, Robert Randolph Medcalf Jr., and Mel Spivak.
Cover art was by Kathleen Taylor, who also provided interior illustrations, along with Doug W. Hiser Jr. and Medcalf.
