VOLUME 19.2
Contents
Fiction
Gordon Lish
Jouissance
Bill Embly
Dominion Over the Fish
Heather McKey
A Common Thing
Camen Elizaga
A Disappearance Vanishes translated by Marcus Bullock
Darren DeFrain
The Tree
Mark Bruce
Never Been Any Reason
Poetry
Stephanie Bolster
The Writer as 9 Portaits of Alice
Sarah Fox
Appetite
Catie Rosemurgy
Little Bay de Noc Softball Field
Mostly Mick Jagger
Michell Byrne & Brent Goodman
Gabriel’s Lover
Climbing
Vicky Anderson
Gathering
Weekend
Marsha Janson
The Meaning of Amen
Len Roberts
The Stone
Marjorie Saiser
I Lie About My Life
Joshua McKinney
Fish Story
Eugenio de Andrade
Goads translated by Alexis Levitin
Susan Firer
Time Belts of Devotion
The Horse Latitudes
John Minczeski
Note to Trish from the Flamingo Hotel, Long Prairie, Minnesota
Lance Olsen
Remote
Kristy Nielsen
He Gives Me
Emily Warn
Tzaddik
Hanry Hart
Tai TAi
Kimberly Blaeser
your old lost loves
Rose Elliott
Our Sister Sleepwalks Nude
Through the Farmhouse
Anne Marie Ljung
Butterflies in August
Rita Signorelli-Pappas
Ladybugs
Ricardo Pau-Llosa
Like
Cetherine Eisenhower
Tupperware
Christine Sneed
Blind Faith
Chelsey Minnis
The Ruby
The Peridot
The Aquamarine
Nicole Cuddeback
To My Left hand
Benjamine Scott Grossberg
Almost Imagining David
Artwork
Steve Szoradi
Welders, Indiana
Chemical worker, California
Salt Miner, Utah
Quarry Worker, Massachusetts
Darren Newby
Gutter Punk
Grumpy Eater
Intellectual Beatnik’
Hitman Mike
Chris Walker
Albert Shumate, Huron County Fair
Physics
Shrks in the Pig Barn
Ron Smith
The Joker
Self Portrait
Coucher dans l’herbe
Pete Mars
Automatic Man
untitled
Nonfiction
Cynthia Belmont & Kristin Terwelp
Interview with Marilyn Hacker
Carol Schaub
They Tell Us Now:
Voices of native American Writers in Autobiographical Essays
Hans Ostrom & Wendy Bishop
Letting the Boundaries Draw Themselves:
What theory and Practice Have Been Trying to Tell Us:
An Exchange
Terry Engel
The Tools We Work With
Book Reviews
Nancy Mayer
Winter Numbers, by Marilyn Hacker
Lupe Solis
Finders, by Julie Parson-Nesbitt
Astrid Henry
Breaking Silence:
Coming-Out Letter with an introduction by Robert West
