Stuart Gunter

Stuart Gunter has poems published or forthcoming in Broad Street, The Penmen Review, Sow's Ear Poetry Review, Aethlon: The Journal of Sport Literature, and The Artemis Journal, among others. He lives in Schuyler, Virginia, with his wife and two children, two dogs, and two cats. He likes to paddle the Rockfish River and play drums in obscure rock bands.

“Exhuming Luigi”, “Father” and “On the Beach Wall: St. Malo”

Exhuming Luigi God, we were drunk the night we exhumed your ferret from the dirt in the grounds of your old school. We drank mudslides and white russians until the bartender dimmed the lights and put all the stools but ours on the bar, the chairs on the tables. Stumbling into the cold, on a chorus of “Life’s Been Good” and “Marian the Librarian,” thinking what a good idea it would be to dig some bones from the dirt. Read more.

Poetry Issue 11
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