David Chorlton – Third Wednesday Magazine

Open Air / David Chorlton

Published on April 19, 2022 by Editorial Staff

Idaho Landscape / David Chorlton

Published on March 4, 2022 by Editorial Staff1 Comment

This painting by David Chorlton of Phoenix, Arizona will grace the cover of 3rd Wednesday’s spring issue – due out in a couple of weeks.

2 Poems by David Chorlton

Published on February 14, 2022 by Editorial Staff

Two Poems by David Chorlton

Published on October 12, 2021 by Editorial Staff

Unmapped Worlds / David Chorlton

Published on March 19, 2021March 20, 2021 by Editorial Staff

Unmapped Worlds by David Chorlton

The Unmapped Worlds in this book extend from history to a way of life centered on European villages to the marginally surreal experience of our own times. The poems are previously uncollected ones enjoying their rediscovery. Whether through the visions of a medieval mystic or the routines that defined existence in a small town on the free world’s edge, David Chorlton reaches for what brought the mind to life in the course of living from day to day. The desert emerges as it appeared to early missionaries and conquerors in the Southwest and comes to bear multiple cultures today. Writing is a journey to the poet, and the work here follows some occasionally surprising side roads for Chorlton.

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Violin / David Chorlton

Published on November 26, 2020 by Editorial Staff

Our Poem of the Week by David Chorlton will appear in the Winter issue of 3rd Wednesday.

One Minute to Midnight / David Chorlton

Published on December 23, 2019 by Editorial Staff

Here is 3rd Wednesday’s poem of the week from the Winter Issue. In his cover letter David wrote: “I’m happy to see print magazines continue in the digital age, as I prefer to hold my reading matter in my hands than to look at a screen! I write because doing so hasn’t lost its meaning to me, and because I feel I’m in good company among (most) others who write.“