ISSUE THREE

Anon, who wrote so many poems without signing them, was often a woman.

— Virginia Woolf

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ISSUE THREE : FALL 2016

Kate Folk, Moratorium

Lancaster Cooney, Always with You, Now

A. Joachim Glage, The Idea

Michelle Ross, An Impromptu Lesson on Black Holes

Elizabeth Genovise, Ollie

Ron Burch, Gift

Dana Diehl & Melissa Goodrich, The Floating Away School

Caoilinn Hughes, America’s Next Top Novel: The Judging Panel, in Quotes

NONFICTION

Carlos Cunha, Haunted Traffic

Angela Morales, Nature Camp for Disadvantaged Youth, circa 1976

Lena Khalaf Tuffaha, Lullaby

Clare Paniccia, Premonition

Tobias Peterson, The Wasp Nest

Lois Marie Harrod, My Mother Dreamed of Pins

Elizabeth Vignali, Everything You Could Have Been

Kami Westhoff, As Though We Were Meant to Be

Tom Holmes, Deconstruction

M. J. Arlett, Crossing Biscayne Bay

José Angel Araguz, Freckles

Gretchen Primack, Ismail in the Laundry

Meg Eden, Anna Pavlova

Jeffrey Tucker, After Watching Seventeen Miracles, then Running

Sheila Black, Mercy

Gretchen Primack, Manuel (South Hall)

Matthew Dobson, The Woods in Spring

Tyler Gillespie, Conversion Therapy

Jeffery Tucker, Ara to Autumn #4

José Angel Araguz, On Being Called Jorge

E. Kristin Anderson, I am a starfish tonight

The truth may be stretched thin, but it never breaks, and it always surfaces above lies, as oil floats on water.

—Cervantes, Don Quixote

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