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"Autophobia" in Sein und Werden: Summer 2020- Le Retour

"Autophobia" copyright 2020 Kristin Fouquet Many thanks to editor and publisher Rachel Kendall for including " Autophobia " in Sein und Werden's  Summer 2020 issue- Le Retour!

"Peace and Love" in Harbor Review, Issue #5: Portraiture

"Self-portrait with Brownie"  © 2020 Kristin Fouquet On Mardi Gras, February 25, 2020, I brought out a Kodak Brownie Reflex Synchro Model. On the side of the R Bar in the Marigny, a trio asked if my camera was real, so I took their photograph. That image, "Peace and Love," is published in  Harbor Review's Issue #5: Portraiture . Scroll down to see all the intriguing visual art and read the provocative poetry. Many thanks to Art Editor, Luke Blevins, for accepting my work and much appreciation to Elyse Hackett for giving me the camera.

Three Photographs + the Cover of Kalopsia Literary Journal, Issue 1

    Four photographs from my "Solarized Portraiture" series: "Fire," "Flexion," "Flowers," and "Fronds" are published in the inaugural issue of Kalopsia Literary Journal . There are many fresh voices in poetry and fiction as well. I'm excited "Solarized Portraiture with Fronds" was chosen as the cover. Many thanks to editor and publisher,  Katie Li!

"Solarized Portraiture" published in Oscilloscope Literary Magazine

I'm delighted to have three of my photographs from my "Solarized Portraiture" series along with a brief interview published in the inaugural issue of  Oscilloscope Literary Magazine . View "Fluid" "Flux" "Flutter" here . Many thanks to editor and founder, Carl Taylor!

"My Year of Caturdays"

I'm delighted to have fifty-two of my black-and-white photographs of cats now available in a hardbound book.  My Year of Caturdays   on Goodreads

"Collaborators"

"Collaborators" copyright 2018 Kristin Fouquet

"Phobic Portraiture" in Rogue Agent Journal, Issue 63

I'm delighted to have four photographs from my "Phobic Portraiture" series published in Issue 63 of Rogue Agent Journal . I highly recommend reading the poignant poetry throughout the issue. Powerful and honest. Many thanks to editor, Jill Khoury!