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Table of Contents

Summer 2025
Poetry
 

Jolie Lisenby

From Red Rock Road 

Anne Whitehouse

Flaco

 

L Lois

Heavens Have Mercy

Anne Mikusinski

Repossession

Tom Schmidt

Elect

A Marriage

Richard Atwood

 freak show

Who's "Queer" Now?

Far Away and Very Near

The Most Incredible Thing

Margaret D. Stetz

Finding Virginia

 

Caroline Sutphin

I Remember 4-H Camp

Easter Sunday

 

John Grey

in what was once your town

 hanging by the river

David Sapp

Rather Warm
Tiny Windows

Despite Khrushchev

Sam Culotta

Global Warning

Molly Likovich

The Hidden History of the Gottscheer and Myself

 

Thomas Elson

Afterwards

It’s Mine Now

 

Zack Rogow

The Art of Selective Forgetting

The Secrets We Take to the Grave

Charles Rammelkamp

Life Equals Art

Jeremy Szuder

I Am Lighthouse

David Rosenheim

Not Driving

Richard Dinges, Jr.

Before Dawn

Dad’s Lore

Kharan Badri

Does This Spark Joy?

Stephen Reilly

What a Widower Imagines

 

Alexander Etheridge

Strange Flowers

 

Diane Webster

Dust Devil Rides

Melinda Giordano

Twilight

 

Cate Adler

Queen's Park
Screen Door

Duane Anderson

It’s Called Progress

N.B.  If you are reading the journal on a cell phone, line breaks for some of the poems will  be distorted.  

Art & Photography

Rebecca Pyle

In the Boat, Late at Night, He Studied

I Imagine a Fountain, Rouen

The Apartment Full of African Art, in Rennes

In Berlin, the North-Facing Room

Harry Palacio

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Larena Nellies-Ortiz

Forgotten Books

Stopping By

Chamoun

Escape

Seaside

Essays

Carissa Pallander

On Desire

Eric Morlock

  Christmas Epistle

 

Geoff Wyss​

Amherst

Fiction

Sevde Kaldiroglu

Pairs

Harvey Huddleston

The Flak House

Mohammadreza Fayaz

The Grey Giant

Rachel Davey

The Last of the Geese

Mark Jacobs

Lou’s Cows

Linda Boroff

Chums

 

Patrick Hart

In the Hallowed Halls of Justice

Drama

Rachael Bae

Before the End

 
 
Contributors

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Larena Nellies-Ortiz, Escape 

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