
Table Of Contents
Joseph Millar ||| Ars Poetica 2 | Blessed with Work | Dark Woods | For Annie 2, poems
Sharon Olds ||| Meditation during the Su√erings and Deaths of Others | X-ray and Rats | Bad and Crazy | Ballad of Once Mike Carter | Amherst Ballad 10, poems
Marilyn Hacker ||| Museum Piece | Canicule, poems
Julio Marzán ||| Spring Street Station, poem
Laura Knapp ||| Prima Donna, story
Teresa Tristan ||| Seeds | Tianguis | Ribbon | Floating | Everyday Things | A Slice of Night, poems
Kaylie Saidin ||| Regeneration, essay
Parnaz Foroutan ||| Madness, in Song, essay
Aliyah Cotton ||| Funeral (III), poem
Angela Narciso Torres ||| the first time, poem
Wallace Ludel ||| The Other Rowboat, poem
Amanda Hodes ||| II. Stories from Alma’s Mirrors, poem
Mariana Lin ||| An Elephant Dreams of a Banana, poem
John Sibley Williams ||| And Other Acts of Mercy, poem
Amanda Gomez ||| Inheritance, poem
William Millar ||| Easy Potatoes for Two, story
Leland Cheuk ||| Uncle Juicy’s America Boy, story
Miah Jeffra ||| Trying to Shove Ourselves Back Together, essay
Sophia Veltfort ||| Queen of the Dryads, story
Diane Mehta ||| There was a Place, poem
Danielle Cadena Deulen ||| Reversal | Bison, poems
Sean Cho A. ||| Alone Poem | Reverse Circular Reasoning / Relapse Desire #3 (body mind), poems
Eugene Radice ||| Your Name Here!, story
Rachele Salvini ||| American Animals, story
Jayne Marshall ||| Casio, 1984, essay
Cherie Nelson ||| God Stars, essay
Alison Harney ||| Econo Lodge, Toronto | The Blueberries Were on Sale, poems
Hannah Keziah Agustin ||| Thrifted, essay
Mee Ok Icaro ||| Rear Window, essay
Chisom Okafor ||| Unlearning the Principles of Displacement for a Body at Rest | Note to Departure | Supersedure, poems
Anne Pierson Wiese ||| Fort Dodge Calcium Products, poem
Alonso Llerena ||| Villa, poem
Clemonce Heard ||| Cold-Blooded Murder | The 1920 Photograph of Five Unidentified People, poems
Andrew Collard ||| Disaster Grocery, poem
Emily Mitchell ||| Forgotten Pastimes of the Victorians, story
Reviews
A Sense of Time and Other Stories by Anu Kumar, reviewed by Nick Hillbourn