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Brick
Number 91, Summer 2013
In Brick 91, forty-four contributors—John Irving, Sheila Heti, Francine Prose, Colum McCann, Ayana Mathis, and Lawrence Hill, to name a few—write about their favourite endings. The Summer 2013 issue also offers in-depth reviews by Di Brandt and Tom Mayer, interviews with Tsitsi Dangarembga, Julian Barnes, and Mario Vargas Llosa, essays by Linda Spalding, Kathryn Kuitenbrouwer, and Kilby Smith-McGregor, poetry by Ben Lerner, John Freeman, and Jim Harrison, and more.
Cincinnati Review
Volume 10 Number 1, Summer 2013
Featuring work by Kathleen Aguero, Benny Andersen, Daniel Anderson, Julianna Baggott, Andre Bagoo, Michael Barach, Mark Belair, Erin Belieu, Brian Blanchfield, Bruce Bond, Debra Bruce, Michael Reid Busk, Cathleen Calbert, Carey Cameron, T. Zachary Cotler, Lynley Edmeades, Casey Fagan, Rebecca Foust, Ariela Freedman, Michael Goldman, Gail Hanlon, Emily Hipchen, Julia Johnson, Janet Joyner, Devin King, Rebecca Lehmann, Aharon Levy, and more.
Cold Mountain Review
Volume 41 Number 2, Spring 2013
This issue of CMR features the innovative creative nonfiction of Neil Mathison and Cielo Lutino as well as extraordinary poetry from Victoria Kelly, Davis Enloe, Brittney Scott, Robert Tremmel, and other notable contributors. It also includes compelling fiction from Nancy Packer and Debra Nicholson in addition to Koby Dagon’s beautiful cover photograph.
The Kenyon Review
Volume 35 Number 3, Summer 2013
In this issue: brilliant new fiction by Rachel Swearingen, Chris Offutt, and Mark Jacobs; critic Jeffrey Meyers on Thomas Mann’s Short Stories; San Francisco poems by Keith Ekiss; wide ranging poetry by Karen An-Hwei Lee, Jamaal May, and Tahar Ben Jelloun; and more exciting poetry, stories, and essays by Emily Anderson, Elizabeth Arnold, Bruce Beasley, Georges Borchardt, Chard deNiord, Steve Gehrke, Aaron Gilbreath, Vona Groarke, Jennifer Grotz, Lucas Mann, Adam Stumacher, Nick White, Greg Wrenn, and Rachel Zucker.
Louisville Review
Volume 73, Spring 2013
Guest editors Silas House (fiction), Debra Kang Dean (poetry), Charlie Schulman (drama) and Diana M. Raab (nonfiction) chose work from the likes of Larry Brenner, Margaret Mackinnon, Stephanie Keys, Sarah Gauch, Zara Raab, Anthony James and others. Children’s Corner editor Betsy Woods selected a handful of poems by children from ages 11 to 17.
Open Minds Quarterly
Volume 15 Issue 1, Spring 2013
In this issue of Open Minds Quarterly, we hear from two writers about their first experiences in the psych ward. Melissa Rae Toni writes about her fairly recent experience as a young adult of twenty-one in “Psych Ward Games,” while Allan Jones remembers what it was like back in 1971 when he was thirteen years old in “The Book of Al.” Underlying both stories is the sense of being part of a surreal experience, being removed from what is “normal.” Each author expresses a need to connect to the people in the psych ward.
Plume
Issue 24, June 2013 [o]
As you will soon see, this issue marks an anniversary: we are two years old. And to mark this anniversary, a—God forbid—special issue: reprising that initial foray as far as possible, with most of the poets from that effort here again: received these last few weeks new work by Amy Gerstler, Christopher Kennedy, Denise Duhamel, Kimberly Johnson, Mark Jarman, Nin Andrews, Rae Armantrout, Stuart Dybek, and Terese Svoboda. Ricardo Pau-Llosa, John Skoyles, and Juan Felipe Herrera round out the roster nicely, I think, along with “Featured Selection” poet Rachel Hadas.
Prairie Schooner
Volume 87 Number 2, Summer 2013
Kicking off our Summer 2013 issue is a two-page, pack-a-punch story by Lee Martin exploring the consequences of assuming we know who’s on the other end of our phone calls. Also concise and explosive are poems by Martín Espada, Agnes Lam, Kevin Simmonds, Robert Gibb, and more, plus stories by Pilar Quintana, Bryan Castille, and others. A dynamic addition to the issue is Sarah Valentine’s essay about the day she realized “I am no longer white.” With reviews of work by Jose Saramago, Remica L. Bingham, and Tony Medina, these pages are so exciting you’ll never leave your beach chair.
The Straddler
Issue 11, Summer 2013 [o]
Memorial and Monument: pieces from James Wrona and Elizabeth Murphy, Dan Monaco, Ilya Kliger, Michael Pepl, G. K. Peatling, Charles Weld, Michael Ruby, and Simon Perchik, plus conversations with Henry Wlencek and Kim Ghattas.
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Issue 4, June 2013 [o]
This issue features fiction by Sam Grieve, Jen Hinst-White, Eldon (Craig) Reishus, Jon Svec, Graham Tugwell, Hilary A. Zaid; poetry by Allie Marini Batts, Melanie Browne, John Bruce, Logen Cure, Kenny Fame, Barbara Fletcher, Mitchell Krochmalnik Grabois, Erren Geraud Kelly, Connie A. Lopez-Hood, Jessie Nash, Elizabeth Schultz, Eric Schwerer, Ellen Webre, Rewa Zeinati; nonfiction by Robin Silbergleid, Jay Sims, plus photos and book reviews.
Number 4, Spring 2013
Fifth Wednesday Journal
Issue 12, Spring 2013
Guest Editors for this issue: James Ballowe, Daniel Libman, and Molly McNett. This issue features interviews with Stuart Dybek and Laurence Lieberman; new work by Marge Piercy, Michael Harper, Kevin Stein, Ted Heller, and Peter Serchuk, among other fine writers, and a compelling essay by Anna Leahy & Doug Dechow.
Issue 43, June 2013 [o]
We bookend our June installment with two stories about addiction—one with killer drones, the other involves someone getting shot by a turkey. In between there’s war, PTSD, recession, and a bread van. That’s right, we said a bread van. Also, our first ever poem.
Volume 23, 2013
Spring/Summer 2013 [o]
Our summer issue features a selection of poems by writers such as Abriana Jetté, Richard Peabody, Barrett Warner, Foster Neill, and others; prose by Alexandra Blogier; and cover art by photographer Elizabeth Miller. Please peruse and enjoy.
June 15, 2013 [o]
New creative nonfiction pieces by Rhena Tantisunthorn, Robin Sloane Seibert, and Susan Ito as well as poetry from Timothy Kercher, Mark Bennion, Herbert Woodward Martin, Dayna Patterson, Kate Benchoff, Larry Bauer, Sarah W. Bartlett, and Julie Stuckey. Also a new profile by Colleen Kearney Rich and a new review by Joe Schuster.
Number 126, June 2013 [o/p]
The Poland Issue: A poet’s confession, gruesome crime, the perseverance of human spirit, illicit sex, family history and a glimpse at the underworld of cannabis production—a collection of texts that will surprise and, we hope, delight you, from a land of astonishing contradictions.
June 11, 2013 [o]
We bring you a great story by Marcelle Heath tonight entitled, “The Bluff.” And in case you missed it last go around, our last piece was stellar too (“That Ain’t This” by Margaret Eaton).
Volume 33 Number 2, 2013
MAR's Spring 2013 issue features James Wright winner Mark Wagenaar and Sherwood Anderson winner Woody Skinner, as well as a translation chapbook of work by Norwegian poet Helge Torvund. New work by BJ Hollars, Mark Brazaitis, Jill Osier, CJ Evans, and Michael Levan.
Issue 9, Summer 2013 [e-pub]
Freedom takes front and center in this issue, particularly poignant with the focus on Pakistani writing in English as both underrepresented poetry and more mainstream fiction, featuring work from Kamila Shamsie (included in Granta’s recent “Best of Young British Novelists” issue), Mohsin Hamid (shortlisted for the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award and the Commonwealth Writers Prize), and M.A. Farooqi.
Volume 33 Numbers 1 & 2, 2013
Volume 33 Number 2, Summer 2013
Poetry by G. C. Waldrep, Rebecca Hazelton, Tomaž Šalamun, Traci Brimhall, Christopher Howell, Jono Tosch, Sylva Fischerová; fiction by Zachary Mason, Jack Pendarvis, Hilary Plum; introducing Steve Coughlin; the Pleiades Book Review with feature reviews by Anis Shivani, Jerry Harp, and Thomas F. Dillingham plus 35 shorter reviews.
Number 18, Summer 2013
Issue 10 [o]
This issue represents talented poets from Argentina, Canada, India, Ireland, Kolkatta, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Peru, Republic of South Africa, Saipan, Singapore, Sweden, Turkey, the UK, Zimbabwe, and the US. Many of the poems are free verse with several formal poetry forms such as Cinquain, Epigram, Haiku, Ovillejo, Pantun, Prose poem, Tritina, and introducing a new poetry form, Alexandroid.
Volume 41 Number 2, Spring 2013
“Caution: Contents Under Pressure”
Volume 11 Number 2, Spring 2013
Founded by the poet Jon Silkin in 1952, Stand commemorates its 60th anniversary with selections from Geoffrey Hill’s forthcoming Expostulations on the Volcano, new work by Simon Armitage, Michael Schmidt, Mary Gilliland and other writers from the UK, Ireland, and the USA. The celebration continues with a double issue (vol. 11.3-4) featuring more Geoffrey Hill.
Volume 2 Number 3, May 2013 [o]
Our newest issue, marking two full years publishing Stone Highway, is now available. The poems and prose pieces in this issue include writers whose names you may already be familiar with, but we have also discovered that this is the first time being published for a number of our authors. We would like to welcome all of you to SHR.
Issue 2, Spring 2013
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Issue 159, Summer 2013
In our “Community Wisdom for Everyday Life” issue, current and ex-communitarians share lessons they have learned in intentional community that are applicable to life in the wider world. We also examine what wisdom intentional communities can glean from the larger society, and how to cultivate community-orientation in diverse settings.
Volume 37 Number 7, July 2013
This issue features a cover package on the future of healthcare reform, anchored by a story by veteran reporter David Moberg titled "How Obamacare Could Flatline." Will the perils of Obamacare’s implementation undercut its potential to provide universal, affordable healthcare to all Americans? This and many other pressing questions are explored.
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Burnside Review
Volume 9 Number 1, 2013
The new issue features Brooklyn Copeland’s interview of Rae Armantrout, plus new writing from Sandra Kohler, Matthew Lippman, Donald Dunbar, Eirann Lorsung, Andrew Michael Roberts, and many more.
Cleaver Magazine
Issue 2, June 2013 [o]
POETRY: Brian Baumgart, Bill Brown, Mike Harper, Rich Ives, Jen Karetnick, Timothy Kercher, Nissa Lee, Prarie Markussen, M.A. Schaffner, Luke Stromberg, Anna Strong, and Randi Ward. SHORT STORIES: R.C. Barajas, Kat Carlson, Rachel B. Glaser, Katherine Heiny, Eva Lomski, Chris Ludovici, Mark Lyons, Jason Newport, Jennifer Pullen, Christopher X Shade, Jenny Wales Steele, and Caleb True. FLASH: John Carroll, George Dila, Amber Lee Dodd, Carly Greenberg, Kate LaDew, Mark Mondalek, and Daniel Torday. ESSAYS: Kathryn Hellerstein, Jamie-Lee Josselyn, Roger Leatherwood, Anya Lichtenstein, Timothy Kenny, Grace Maselli, and Eric G. Müller. SPECIAL FEATURES: a short graphic novel by Emily Steinberg and an excerpt from Nathaniel Popkin’s forthcoming novel.
The Meadow
2013
Featuring fiction by Shelby Cook, Charles Rafferty, Lauren Eyler, and Justin Crawford; nonfiction by Gerry LaFemina, Debra Fox, Melissa Laws, and Robert Lively; and poetry by Joseph Fasano, Simon Perchik, Steve Shilling, J. Patrick Lewis, Mitch Grabois, Daniel Aristi, Stephen Christopher Schlatter, Diane Hinkley, Brandon PeQueen, Logan Seidl, Emily Jewel, Andrea Buchanan, Adam Tavel, Alyse K. Bensel, Evan Adkins, Colin Dodds, Anthony Frame, Jane Rosenberg LaForge, Tim Applegate, Joe Benevento, Angelo Perez, and many more.
Poetry
Volume 202 Number 3, June 2013
“Your eyes aren’t eyes. They’re bees. / I can find no cure for their sting.” Our June is entirely devoted to landays—oral folk couplets that have been composed by and circulated among Afghan women for centuries. Gathered by poet and journalist Eliza Griswold, the poems are accompanied by notes on the couplets’ references, their history, and the women who delivered them. Griswold traveled to Afghanistan with award-winning photographer Seamus Murphy, whose photographs appear with the poems in this issue.
subTerrain
Volume 7 Number 64, Spring 2013
When we put out a call for submissions for this issue on HEAT, the majority of submissions seemed to take “heat” in the blatantly estrus sense of the word – hot to trot, so to speak. In this issue, readers will see things get unbearably claustrophobic, as in Bonnie Bowman’s “Cabin Fever”; will explore lust and freedom in Amber Dawn’s “The One Thing That Could Have Kept Me in Fort Erie, Ontario;” and will feel the sweaty intensity of Grant Buday’s “Gate of Fear”. Check out these writers and more in Issue #64!
THEMA
Volume 25 Number 2, Summer 2013
Although it seems like only a week and a day since the journal began, THEMA is celebrating its 25th anniversary! The summer issue, appropriately titled A Week and a Day, studies this passage of time. Our authors made good—and diverse—use of this limited time frame. For example, imagine spending a week and a day with twin teenage terrors, as detailed by Jennifer Juneau in “Eight Days with the Yakatori Sisters.” In “Friendship’s Grey-Haired Posse,” by Gary R. Hoffman, the Lily Ladies have just a week and a day to solve a tantalizingly cryptic, potentially deadly mystery. Time’s up!
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Volume 11 Number 1, Spring/Summer 2013
Summer 2013 [o]
Featuring cover art by Manfred Mohr, fiction by Travis McDonald, translation of Bahaa Abdel Megid by John Coleby, photography by Qi Wei Fong, poetry by M.B. McLatchey and Peycho Kanev, and tons more.
June 2013 [o]
Food fiction, food nonfiction, food poetry, art, music, book reviews, you name it (but don’t call it Harold). Featuring Michele Ruby, Jenette Ferrary, Natasha Saje, Amy Stetzl, Amber Kuzmick, and Bruce Cohen.
June 2013 [o]
The June issue of BLR features great new fiction from Sean Warren, William Leet, Steve Prusky, Alex Markovich, Tony Carey, and Liana Meffert. Riveting new poetry from Brendan Sullivan, Jennifer Sicking, Zachary Jacob, Marcell Dyon Jefferson, and Barry W. North. And a heartbreaking essay about foster parenting from Yasmin Tong.
Volume 4 Issue 1, Spring 2013
Volume 27 Number 1, Spring 2013
from Texas and Beyond
Volume 36 Issue 2, Fall/Winter 2012/13
Labor Issue
Volume 15, 2013
Issue 178 Volume 10 Number 30, May 2013
“Indulgence” by Susan Perabo
Volume 6 [o]
Volume 6 opens with sound [Donald Dunbar’s recording from Venus Edamame] & features heartbreaking oddities such as Stephanie Berger & Carina Finn’s Emoji-translations; Colleen Barry’s erasures of a Walt Whitman biography; “Daddy Miracle,” a short story by Christopher Lott; and poems by Jeri Marchan, Meg Freitag & Taylor McDaniel, and more.
Volume 4, Spring/Summer 2013
Sterling #4 contains 31 original poems and stories from award-winning writers, first timers, and a themed section on “Keeping Score” created expressly for the journal through a writing workshop. Contributors include Bob Thurber, Meghan Rose Allen, John Saul, Cetoria Tomberlin and Edward Hagelstein, with an interview on the art of train hopping and original art by RUNT.
June 2013 [o]
This month we have exclusive interviews with Chevy Stevens, Jeffrey Archer, Alafair Burke, Hank Steinberg, Dean James and debut author John Mulhall. Anthony J. Franze continues his Rules of Fiction with Bestselling Author Michael Connelly and Lisa Gardner continues her series from the writers toolbox. Short stories and so much more await you.
Spring 2013
Guest editor: Natalia Andrievskikh
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Spring 2013
Feature stories on Deann Borshay Liem and Ramsay Liem’s “Memory of Forgotten War,” profiles of two adopted Korean award-winning chefs, the fusion music of Geomungo, KQ columnists focusing on what’s really happening with North Korea, film “Approved for Adoption” gets local screening, NAKASEC and immigration reform, Food and Korean gardening columns plus the usual assortment of book, film, drama and book reviews.
Volume 16 Number 2, May 2013
Special Issue: Topological sense-making
Volume 26 Number 6, 2013
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Able Muse
Volume 15, Spring 2013
Featured Artist — Clara Lieu;(Interviewed by Sharon Passmore). Featured Poet — Greg Williamson;(Interviewed by Stephen Kampa).Fiction — Jim Meirose, Ilya Lyashevsky, Haley Hach, Jonathan Danielson. ESSAYS — David Mason, N.S. Thompson, Peter Byrne.Book Reviews — David Caplan.Poetry — Dick Allen, Fred Longworth, Catharine Savage Brosman, N.S. Thompson, Timothy Murphy, D.R. Goodman, Len Krisak, Propertius, Callie Siskel, Jen DeGregorio, Robert J. Levy, Ryan Wilson, Robert Schultz, Colin Dodds, Gerald Bosacker.
Crazyhorse
Number 83, Spring 2013
Incredible fiction from Michael Kardos, Wayne Harrison, Katherin L. Hester, Kate Petersen, and newcomer Allison Grace Myers; great essays from Katharine Coles, Douglas Whynott, and Elizabeth Kalman; and gorgeous poems from Alice Fulton, Alex Lemon, Amaud Jamaul Johnson, Gregory Donovan, Joshua Marie Wilkinson, Erica Wright, Bruce Bone, Tacey M. Atsitty, Heather Christle, and many more.
Mississippi Review
Volume 41 Number 1 & 2, Summer 2013
The summer 2013 issue features the winners and finalists of the annual Mississippi Review Prize. This year’s fiction winner is David Armstrong for his story “Straw Man,” and the poetry winner is Caitlin Cowan for “Half Past.” The issue also includes wonderful work by Emmy Duffy-Comparone, Tori Malcongio, Audrey Walls, Lauren Moseley, Charles Atkinson, Elisabeth Murawski, Geffrey Davis, and many more.
Rattle
Volume 19 Number 2, Summer 2013
Rattle #40 is our first-ever entirely open issue. With no theme to consider, we simply chose our favorite 42 poems from the 30,000 that had been submitted to us over the previous six months, with poems covering pop culture and politics, love and lust, truth in beauty, and tragic violence. Trayvon Martin, mass shootings, and Moe Szyslak (of The Simpsons) calling the Listen Lady. Canned coats, lost mermaids, crepe myrtles, and the “ridiculous big” Fried Elvis sandwich. These are poems of horror and humor and heart, with a new story on every page—plus an interview with Ellen Bass.
River Styx
Number 89, 2013
Poetry: Gary Fincke, Chris Bullard, Jeanne Emmons, George Green, Austin MacRae, Lee Rossi, Debra Marquart, Jeffrey Bean, Claudia Cortese, Joan Murray, Brenna Lemieux, Susan de Sola, Chris Mattingly, Robert Wrigley, Judith Barrington, Mark Kraushaar, Carrie Shipers, Andrew Hudgins, Sarah Pemberton Strong, Jeff Worley, Will Wells, William Trowbridge, Richard Cecil. Fiction: Mark Wisniewski, Ken Havey. Play: Carter W. Lewis. 2013 River Styx Schlafly Beer Micro-Brew Micro-Fiction Contest: Ben Hoffman, Claire Guyton, Justin Herrmann, Lee Reilly, Gary Leising, Amanda Churchill.
Spittoon
Volume 3 Number 2, June 2013 [o]
Spittoon 3.2: Woman with Papa is live on our website! This is our largest issue ever, featuring work from such writers as Nancy Devine, Rich Ives, Ken Poyner, Matt Fee, Theresa Sotto, Maggie Glover, John M. Gist, and Valerie Hsiung, to name a few.
Still Point Arts Quarterly
Issue 10, Summer 2013
The Summer 2013 issue of Still Point Arts Quarterly features work from Still Point Art Gallery’s current exhibition—Still Point V. Also included are portfolios by photographer Gary Engle (Obsessive Emulsion Disorder); photographer Ronnj Medini (Observations); painter Leslie Parke (Surface Tension); and mixed media artist Jill Valliere (Ethereal Moments). Literary work is by Monica Nawrocki (Transcend); Laurie Schreiber (A hint of inner chaos…); Julie A. Struck (Art Education); and Christina Tang-Bernas (Inspiration). Poetry is by Lilace Mellin Guignard (The Queen’s Knight); Margot Maddison MacFadyen (Beautiful Gold-Brown Women of a Gauguin Painting); and Judith Sornberger (Aubade with Broom).
Stone Voices
Issue 8, Summer 2013
This issue features art by photographer Michal Barkai (Shaped); photographer Walter Nelson (Shrines to Darwin Augustus Perth); and photographer David J. Quinn (Upon Awakening). Literary contributions are by David Griffin (Art 102); Jake Kaida (On a Greyhound Bus Rolling Through the Land of Enchantment); Caroline J. Simon (Enough); and Naomi Beth Wakan (The Art of Ikebana). Poetry is by Neil N. Chopra (Discovery); J. R. Solonche (In the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum, Santa Fe and Georgia O’Keeffe: Cow’s Skull); and Jane Vincent Taylor (Bones Over Water). Regular columnists provide their views on art and spirituality: Peter Azrak, Vincent Louis Carrella, Frances Share , and Theresa Sweeney.
Valley Voices
Volume 13 Number 1, Spring 2013
The spring 2013 issue features poetry by Ted Haddin, a poet living in Birmingham, Alabama, with an interview by the editor and publishes fine work by twelve poets and two story writers (Sterling Plumpp, Randall Horton, Jean-Mark Sens, Gwendolyn Mitchell, Ken Letko, Mack Hassler and Philip Kolin) from California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Ohio, Hong Kong and Japan. It also publishes two essays on African American literature and five reviews on poetry and fiction.
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Number 173, Spring 2013
Volume 19 Number 2, Spring/Summer 2013
Ireland edited by Brian Turner
Volume 3 Number 5, May 2013
Cactus Heart’s first print issue. Heart-themed. Poetry and prose by Merina Canyon, Teresa De La Cruz, Pippa Anais Gaubert, Theodosia Henney, Michael Metivier, Anne Britting Oleson, Jenny Qi, Stephen V. Ramey, Alison Reed, Karissa Knox Sorrell, Sylvain Verstricht, and more.
Spring 2013 [o]
DMQ Review is pleased to announce the release of the Spring issue featuring the poetry of Jada Ach, John Amen, Mary Donnelly, Glenn Halak, Elizabyth Hiscox, Michaelsun Stonesweat Knapp, Janet Norman Knox, Mercedes Lawry, Karen An-hwei Lee, Emily O’Neill, Alan Soldofsky, Tim Suermondt, and Anthony Warnke, with artwork by Carolyn Krieg.
Issue 4, Spring 2013 [e-pub]
Included in this issue: The writers—Logen Cure, Lynn Domina, Andrea Dulanto, Rae Gouirand, Brandon Grew, Matt Hemmerich, Aimee Herman, Mike Kaspar, Roberto Carlos Ortiz, Michael Karl (Ritchie), and Jesse Silk. The artist—Abigail Denniston.
Volume 23 Number 2, Spring/Summer 2013
In this issue: 2012 Prose and Poetry Contest Winners, In Conversation with Alice Major, and a new Patrick Lane Poem.
Number 94, Summer 2013
Volume 6 Number 1, Spring/Summer 2013 [o]
This 5th anniversary issue, titled OH! CANADA, features “Renaming Canada: Smoke Signals” by Gary Geddes, “George Grant on the Meaning of our Love of the Beautiful” by R. Bruce Elder, “Grant’s Impasse” by Dennis Lee, and “Was Matt Cohen right that George Grant Became an Elitist?” by Arthur Davis.
Volume 15 Number 2, NaPoMo 2013
Number 14, Summer 2013 [o]
We proudly present the work of Kenneth P. Gurney, Patrick Thomas Henry, Caroline Horwitz, Andrew House, Michael C. Keith, Jay Parini, Yvonne Pesquera, Chuck Redman, Lyndsay Wheble, and Mallory Wycoff.
Volume 54 Number 3, Spring 2013
Volume 37 Number 1, 2013
Arrivals & Departures
Volume 10 Number 2, Summer 2013
10.2 is an edgy, eclectic mix of fiction, nonfiction, poetry and visual art. Highlights include poetry by Blas Falconer, the author of The Founding Wheel (2012) and A Question of Gravity and Light (2007) and a NEA fellowship recipient; and casually surreal fiction from emerging writers Karen Munro and Ian Sanquist.
Volume 1 Issue 3, Spring 2013
“Relations”
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Agni
Volume 77, 2013
Featuring poetry by Chuya Nakahara, Jordan Smith, David Welch, Søren Ulrik Thomsen, Tomas Venclova, Jeffrey Thomson, Carol Ann Davis, George Looney, Melissa Green, Carol Moldaw, and more; fiction by Paul Christensen, David Hernandez, Craig Davidson, Anne Germancos, Melanie Rae Thon, Tiphanie Yanique, John Kinsella, and E. C. Osondu; nonfiction by Lia Purpura, Lynne Sharon Schwartz, Bruce Fleming, Askold Melnyczuk, Elvis Bego, and Ewa Hryniewicz-Yarbrough; and an art feature by Fabio D’Aroma.
Beloit Poetry Journal
Volume 63 Number 4, Summer 2013
Between the scrumptious covers of the Summer issue you’ll find poetry by Chase Berggrun, Mario Chard, Heather Dobbins, Peter Joseph Gloviczki, Katie Hartsock, zakia henderson-brown, Michael Jones, Éireann Lorsung, Maggie Schwed, Alpay Ulku, Kip Zegers, and others, plus Melissa Crowe’s review of recent books by Traci Brimhall and Cole Swensen.
Carolina Quarterly
Volume 63 Number 1, Spring 2013
2013 marks CQ’s 65th year of publication. To celebrate, Issue 63.1 features a complete redesign, with a crisp interior layout and sharp new cover. The issue includes an interview with Mary Karr, Marc Berely’s tale of a best friend who brandishes butter knives and reeks of “hurt animal,” plus Matthew Gavin Frank’s state-by-state elegy for his father and Leonid Tishkov’s photographic series “Private Moon.” Also: Rebecca Bagget, John F. Buckley, Sarah Carey, Jack Christian, Eli Connaughton, Krystin Gollihue, Aaron Hamburger, Suzanne Marie Hopcroft, Dale Roche-Lebrec, Michael Martin, Corinna Rosendhal, Elliot Sanders, Russel Swensen, Geminia Wahhaj, and more.
Cimarron Review
Issue 183, Spring 2013
The tornadoes did not carry away Cimarron Review’s Issue 183, featuring poetry by Bruce Cohen, Susanna Lang, Carrie Shipers, and Judith Skillman, as well as fiction by Sharon Solwitz and Christopher Hebert and David Perez’s translation of Beatriz Zalce’s essay about Mexico City’s underground. The cover features Michael Whalen’s dynamic photo, “Neon Windmill” and the remaining contributors, too, offer stunning and provocative stories and poems for your upcoming summer reading.
High Dessert Journal
Issue 17, Spring 2013
Featuring poetry by Robert Wrigley, Sheryl Noethe, and Judith H. Montgomery; fiction by David James Duncan, James Stolen, and Glen Chamberlain; nonfiction by Richard Toon, Russell Rowland, Beth Loffreda, Elizabeth Quinn, Daniel Duford, Ellen Waterson, and Mark E. Swisher and Dennis L. Jenkins; and art from Jeff Leake, Janice Druian, Gabriel Manca, Ryan LaBar, and Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts.
The Malahat Review
Volume 182, Spring 2013
Issue #182 of The Malahat Review features six poems by celebrated Canadian poet Lorna Crozier and four poems by 2008 P. K. Page Founders’ Award for Poetry winner, Jeff Latosik. The issue also contains short stories by Adrick Brock and 2012 Fiddlehead fiction prize and Zoetrope All-Story Fiction Contest winner, Cody Klippenstein. The winners of our 2013 Open Season Awards in poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction are also published in this issue.
Ninth Letter
Volume 10 Number 1, Spring/Summer 2013
This issue marks the tenth volume year and features work by Brian Barker, Anne Barngrover, Amy Bernhard, Hannah Brooks-Motl, Geri Doran, Kathy Fagan, Tarfia Faizullah, Matthew Gavin Frank, Brandi George, Miriam Bird Greenberg, Lois Marie Harrod, Stephanie Horvath, Miriam Kienle, Kirsty Logan, Thomas H. McNeely, Lo Kwa Mei-en, Lydia Melby, Titi Nguyen, Masin Persina, Shelley Puhak, Dean Rader, Daniel Shea, Daniel Story, Brian Trapp, Anne Valente, and Bob Warner.
Tin House
Volume 14 Number 4, 2013
This issue features Stephen King and Margaret Atwood, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s “Race, Hair, and Single Stories,” Jon Raymond’s “Plight of the Patriarch,” Robert Boswell’s “Lord of the Ring,” Liz Moore’s “Fathoms Summer Camp,” and a depth charge of poetry from Tom Sleigh, Sophie Cabot Black, and Alex Lemon.
Witness
Volume 26 Number 1, Spring 2013
From a gay Catholic priest to a sadistic school teacher to a failed horse assassin, redemption takes many forms in our current issue, featuring stories, poems, and essays by Elise Blackwell, Ihab Hassan, Kris Saknussem, Zach Savich, and many others.
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Volume 60, 2013
This issue of missing pieces, phantom limbs, deleted texts, and hidden dimensions explores the presence of absence, the losses that gain on us, the black holes in our everyday lives. Featuring Robert Coover, Joyce Carol Oates, Yannick Murphy, Robert Olen Butler, Frederic Tuten, Charles Bernstein, Robert Walser, and others.
Number 1, 2013
Issue 2 [o]
Our second issue features poetry by Pulitzer Prize winner Yusef Komunyakaa, Jimmy Santiago Baca, Ava Leavell Haymon, Ann Keniston, Jack Bedell, and others. The issue also features fiction by Karin C. Davidson, Robert James Russell, and others, as well as artwork by Dennis Sipiorski.
Volume 32, Spring 2013
Volume 56 Number 1, Early Spring 2013
Subtitled “Invisible Cities,” this issue includes work by John Kinsella, Doug Ramspeck, Weston Cutter, Geoffrey Nutter, Benjamin Sutton, and Chris Arthur.
April/May 2013
Volume 19 Number 2, Spring 2013
Graffiti Gospel
Volume 10 Number 2, 2013
Number 56, Winter 2012/3
Volume 29 Numbers 2 &3, 2013
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Volume 34 Number 3, March/April 2013
In Focus: Lost & Found
Number 74
Volume 37 Number 6, June 2013
Volume 19 Number 9, May 15 2013
Volume 21 Number 6, July 2013
Volume 41 Number 5 Issue 285, 2013
Issue 60, Summer 2013
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Foliate Oak
2013
This annual print edition features the best of The Foliate Oak Literary Magazine’s online content, updated every month from September through May. It features the work of Heather Adams, Maggie Apple, Gary Beck, Graeme Brasher, Lisa Braxton, Marian Brooks, Heather Cadenhead, Jennifer Chow, Spenser Davis, Holly Day, John Domenichini, Leighanne Ellenson, Grant Flint, Philip Goldberg, Anne Goodwin, Kip Hanson, Billy Harfosh, Kelly Hitchcock, AJ Huffman, Christopher James, Bryce Journey, Steve Karas, Robert Lamon, Jennifer MacBain-Stephens, Joe Marcia, Suzanne O’Connell, Irene O’Garden, Ania Payne, Richard King Perkins II, Brenn Roorda, and many more.
Glimmer Train Stories
Issue 87, Summer 2013
Stories by: Brad Beauregard, Silas Dent Zobal, Syed Ali Haider, Edwin Rozic, Kim Brooks, Matthew Vollmer, Michael Horton, J.A. Howard, Nic Brown, Raymond Philip Asaph, and Anne Walsh Miller. Also: Interview with Matt Bondurant by Lori Ann Stephens. Silenced Voices: Robert Wanyonyi, by Sara Whyatt.
Iowa Review
Volume 43 Number 1, Spring 2013
In this issue: the winner and finalists of the 2012 Jeff Sharlet Memorial Award for Veterans, plus trading a Playboy for a hat, lines for telephone calls, lines for Rembrandt, lines along the circumferences of yams in the kitchen, killing time with muted baseball games and cheap metal detectors, a dusty dog and remembering to remember her name, supervillains with paralyzing beams, museums of drones, streets a latticework of fire, and what’s morality to you?
The Main Street Rag
Volume 18 Number 2, Spring 2013
This issue includes a featured interview, “Jonathan Johnson, Voice of the Upper Peninsula,” by Ron Riekki. Also included in the issue is fiction by Ed Davis and Sean Jackson, an essay by Sue Farlow, and poetry by Jonathan Johnson, Jeffrey C. Alfier, Diana Anhalt, Donna Belchar, Kevin Brown, Christina Clark, Cathryn Cofell, Noel Conneely, Robert Cooperman, Peg Bresnahan, Steve Cushman, Mike Faran, Joel Ferdon, Allan Garry, Clifford Paul Fetters, Gerald George, Elton Glaser, William Greenway, Cleo Griffith, Herb Guggenheim, Patricia L. Hamilton, Jonathan Harrington, Rich Heller, Ann Howells, Victoria Kelly, Gary Metheny, Kyle Laws, and many more.
NANO Fiction
Volume 6 Number 2, Spring 2013
Contributors: Allie Marini Batts, Barr Bielinski, Becky Bosshart, Cian Cruise, Chella Courington, Justin Lawrence Daugherty, Stephanie Dickinson, Barbara Westwood Diehl, Alisa Golden, Katy Gunn, Casey Hannan, Katie Jean Shinkle, Chase Holland, D. Seth Horton, Lisa Marie Hunter, Paul Kavanagh, Jacqueline Kharouf, Edan Lepucki, Matthew Mahaney, Laura McCullough, Wendy Merry, Vilaska Nguyen, Meg Pokrass, Jessica Probus, Laurence Ross, Forrest Roth, Woody Skinner, J. David Stevens, Laurie Stone, Vanessa Angelica Villarreal, Andrew Wickenden, Russ Woods, & Jacob Wren.
New Letters
Volume 79 Number 2, 2013
79.2 features an essay by Willis Barnstone that offers readers scenes from a close friendship with prolific writer Jorge Luis Borges. The issue also features the poetry, fiction, and essays of the New Letters annual literary awards contest winners, new poetry from former U.S. Poet Laureate Maxine Kumin, an interview with Belarusian poet Valzhyna Mort, the oil paintings of internationally exhibited artist Eric Zener and an essay about the lives of real-life counterparts to the characters of television’s Mad Men by James McKinley, among other great literature and art.
Nimrod
Volume 56 Number 2, Spring/Summer 2013
“Lasting: Writers Over 57.” Good words are always lasting and so are good people. They last in our memory and on the page. But why publish an issue of writers over 57? Nimrod International Journal is celebrating its 57th year of continuous publication and promises to last another 57 or more. But more important to our decision to focus on mature writers and writing is that the “boom” generation (ages 48-62) and older present its own culture, a culture “on the edge.” This issue features the best poetry, short fiction, and creative nonfiction—all by writers 57 and older.
Plume
Issue 23, May 2013 [o]
This month’s issue features new poems from Amy Beeder, Andrea Cohen, Brian Culhane, Elizabeth Arnold, Flávia Rocha, G.C. Waldrep, Ira Sadoff, Maureen McLane, Eric Pankey, Karl Krolow (translated by Stuart Friebert—and great thanks to Suhrkamp Verlag/Berlin for permission to use the Krolow texts), Katia Kapovich, and Sophie Cabot Black; our “Featured Selection” is from Mark Irwin, a translation of an extract from Alain Borer’s Hyle:The fundamental question of poetry. New work received these last few weeks comes from, among others, Ruth Padel, Peter Balakian, Karen An-hwei Lee, Meighan Sharp, Juan Felipe Herrara, Jennifer Michael Hecht, J. Allyn Rosser, David Huddle, and Diane Wakoski.
RHINO
2013
RHINO’s 2013 issue features the winners of the Editors’ Prizes for 2013. First Prize: Rodney Gomez for “Drag Racer.” Second Prize: Kristin Robertson for “Hyoid Bone.” Honorable Mention: Claudia Cortese for “Lucy tells the boy to suck.” The issue also features work from Anne Barngrover, Kathleen Boyle, Jeff Burt, Sean Howard, Liz Kay, Sophie Klahr, Gail Martin, Adam McGee, Matthew Murrey, Jeff Oaks, Rikki Santer, Sara Talpos, Sidney Thompson, Bill Yarrow, and many more.
Southwest Review
Volume 98 Number 2, 2013
The SWR spring issue for 2013 includes essays by Lucienne S. Bloch, Bruce Fleming, Heather Kirn Lanier, Lance Larsen, and Craig Watson; fiction by Bipin Aurora, Emily Fridlund, Michael Parker, and Jaina Sanga; poetry by Malachi Black, Kim Bridgford, Catharine Savage Brosman, Joseph Campana, Glover Davis, Travis Mossotti, Matthew Nienow, Eric Smith, and Alison Talbott. Visit us online for information about guidelines, fiction contest rules, poetry contest rules, to submit pieces, and to enter our contests.
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May 2013 [o]
We enter our 2nd year of publication with our May 2013 issue. This issue features a variety of poetry, prose, nonfiction, and photography. Our cover art is a featured photograph by Stephen Pohl. Contributors include: Brooke Wonders, Arndt Britschgi, Melissa Hamilton, Stephanie Barbé Hammer, Jennifer MacBain-Stephens, and more.
Issue 2, Spring 2013 [o]
ARDOR’s second issue showcases four poems by featured poet Luisa A. Igloria and a short story by featured prose writer Michael Landweber. This volume also offers work by Jonathan Callies, Liz Dolan, Ines Fatzinger, MJ Forster, Sam Frankl, Dave Hardin, Devin Harrison, Hall Jameson, Robert Malloy, Tamkinat Mirza, Diane Solis, Ken Taylor, and Christopher Woods.
Volume 3, 2013
Issue 2, February 2013
Garbanzo seeks to open the loudspeaker of storytelling. Our second issue features forty four storytellers from all over the world who believe in our way that the collaborative engagement doesn't end with the acceptance of a piece but is the beginning for so much more...
Issue 12 [o]
The issue features new poems from J. Scott Brownlee, Tovah Burstein, John Repp, Nate Pritts, Christopher Rife, Janelle Elyse Kihlstrom, and Thomas Nowak, and new fiction from Michael Czyzniejewski.
Winter 2013
“When We Listen”: Introduction by 2012 PEN/Bellwether Prize winner Susan Nussbaum, artwork by Krista Franklin, and writing from 60 diverse Chicago writers exploring “Body Wisdom.” Just as our creativity comes from a place within us, so do our bodies possess memories, histories, questions, and reflections on the self and community.
Number 125, May 2013 [o]
Our new Germany issue is out this week, with some fantastic short fiction to get your teeth into. Featured authors include Jeremy Tiang, E. E. Mason, Florence Grende, Jim Ruland, Robin Wyatt Dunn, and Pippa Anais Gaubert.
May 14, 2013 [o]
A new poem is up by Roy Bently called “Upon Hearing Paul Siebel’s ‘Louise’ on You Tube.”
Volume 35 Number 2, Spring 2013
In this issue, Sheepshead Review is proud to feature a special section called “Eat Up!” which includes arts and literature related to food. Also in the issue is the annual Rising Phoenix contest, which features the best UW-Green Bay student submissions as judged by renowned Wisconsin writers and artists.
Issue 20, April 2013
New poems from Connie Voisine, Timothy Liu, Eammon Grennan, Shane McCrae, Jill Alexander Essbaum, Robert Pinsky, Rebecca Hazelton, Chris Mason, Tony Hoagland, Denise Duhamel, Terence Winch, Norman Finkelstein, Megan Harlan, and many more!
Issue 3 [o]
The earth-scorching Issue Three of Sundog Lit features work by Brian Oliu, Ryan W. Bradley, Kat Dixon, Susana H. Case, Caroline Kessler, Kristine McRae, Sam Martone, and so much more, plus a beautiful cover by Nicolas Poynter.
Volume 58, 2013
U.S.1 Worksheets, the journal of the U.S.1 Poets’ Cooperative in New Jersey, celebrated its 40th Anniversary with Volume 58, dedicated to Elizabeth Socolow, one of the founding members. Other poets in the 150-page issue include founding member, Alicia Ostriker, Nancy Scott, D.E. Steward, Robert Cooperman, Lois Marie Harrod, and BJ Ward.
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Volume 20 Number 3, May - June 2013
Rights Around the World
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American Poetry Review
Volume 42 Number 3, May/June 2013
The May/June issue of The American Poetry Review features twelve new poems by Gerald Stern; Claudia Keelan’s essay and translations of the women troubadors; Kathleen Ossip writing on Images of Ann Sexton; Anne Marie Macari on Alice Notley’s Culture of One; W.D. Ehrhart on Robert James Elliot; and new poems by Christopher Buckley, Ross Gay, Ray Gonzalez, and Henrik Nordbrandt.
The Aurorean
Volume 18 Issue 1, Spring/Summer 2013
With this Spring/Summer 2013 issue, we enter our eighteenth year of publication. This issue features the poetry of Marydale Stewart and Steve Tomasko. Other selected contributors: Jenifer Debellis, Joan M. Howard, George Looney, Gary Metheny, Randy Phillis, Kathleen M. Quinlan, Zara Raab, Thomas R. Smith and Jadene Felina Stevens. Available in paperback and enhanced digital version.
Creative Nonfiction
Issue 48, Spring 2013
Deception in the Delta. Excess in the Big Easy. Shacking up in South Carolina. . . . Join CNF as we sin our way through the South with nine wickedly good new stories by Sandra Beasley, Harrison Scott Key, Chelsea Rathburn, Sonja Livingston, Michael Copperman, and others. Plus: Writing isn’t therapy, but can it be therapeutic? Three writers explore the intersection of literature and healing. Also in this issue: Tiny truths, a nonfiction sestina, and some stories we regret not being able to publish.
The Fiddlehead
Number 255, Spring 2013
This issue features the winners of The Fiddlehead’s 22nd annual literary contest. The Ralph Gustafson Prize for Best Poem went to Kim Trainor for “Cradle Song: Six Variations.” Sue Chenette’s “Inscription” and Samantha Bernstein’s “Eulogy for Finn” were the honourable mentions. In short fiction Rhonda Collis won with “The Halter” and the honourable mentions went to Jennifer Manuel’s “Silent E” and Vin Fielding’s “All Bones Recovered.” There is also a special opening section on the poetry and literary legacy of Elizabeth Brewster, one of The Fiddlehead’s founders, who died in December.
The Gettysburg Review
Volume 26 Number 2, Summer 2013
Spring is here, and so is the Summer 2013 issue of the Gettysburg Review. In it, you will find a novel excerpt from Bret Lott, compelling essays by Joey Franklin and Don Lago, along with poems by Edward Mayes, Sally Keith, and Sidney Wade.
Gulf Coast
Volume 25 Issue 2, Summer/Fall 2013
The Summer/Fall 2013 issue includes the winners of the 2012 Barthelme Prize for Short Prose, judged by Ander Monson: Winner Josie Sigler and Honorable Mentions John Longo and Emma Copley Eisenberg. The issue also features a roundtable on Latin@ writers, with Gustavo Arellano, Angie Cruz, Carolina Ebeid, Rigoberto Gonzalez, Juan Felipe Herrera, David Tomas Martinez, and Carmen Gimenez Smith. Also included is fiction, nonfiction, and poetry by authors such as Kevin Brockmeier, Simeon Berry, Patti White, Emma Straub, Eamon Grennan, Danniel Schoonebeek, Laura Kasischke, Martha Collins, Quan Barry, and Wendy Xu. Visual art by Skylar Fein, William Witte, and Mel Chin.
Hayden’s Ferry Review
Volume 52, Spring/Summer 2013
The beautiful new issue of Hayden’s Ferry Review features work by Kwame Dawes, Antonio Machado, David James Poissant, Zana Previti, Lydia Ship, Alexandra Teague, Kara van de Graaf, and more, plus artwork by Roger Ballen and Carolyn Drake and an interview with the late Jake Adam York.
Hiram Poetry Review
Issue 74, Spring 2013
Issue #74 proves that poetry is alive and well in America (and in Mexico). Please see ex-pat Stephen Brown’s virtuosic avant-garde piece, “Mexico City Pyschogeography.” For those interested in the nostalgic power of muscle cars, check out Susan Wedmore’s poem, “Barracuda: An Ode.” If you prefer unhinged power in a rather raw state, brace yourself for Edward Bynum’s “A Glimpse of the Old Religion.”
Michigan Quarterly Review
Volume 52 Number 1, Winter 2013
We begin 2013 with our first redesign in decades. Take a look, and read Ann Fabian on pioneering herpetologist Mary Cynthia Dickerson and Zhanna Vaynberg on the vicissitudes of growing up between cultures, along with fiction by Cody Peace Adams, Kim Adrian, Morris Collins, Jen Fawkes, Stephanie Friedman, and William Kelly Woolfitt; a review of Witold Gombrowicz by Piotr Florczyk; and poetry by Marianne Boruch. From the Desert Wars,” is a special section of startling poetry written by American soldiers fresh from Iraq and Afghanistan, “trying to make sense of things,” including work by Benjamin Busch, Clint Garner, Bruce Lack, Hugh Martin, and Patrick Whalen.
Poetry
Volume 202 Number 2, May 2013
This issue features Kay Ryan, V. Penelope Pelizzon, and Marie Ponsot. Also: Simon Armitage, Rick Barot, Michelle Boisseau, Geoffrey Brock, David Caplan, Peter Cole, Jessica Greenbaum, Linda Gregerson, James Hoch, Derek Sheffield, Peter Spagnuolo, and A. E. Stallings.
Sewanee Review
Volume 121 Number 2, Spring 2013
This issue features poetry by Cally Conan-Davies, Debora Greger, Pamela Gross, Lawrence Kessenich, and David Mason; essays by Adrian Frazier, Henry Hart, David Heddendorf, Mel Livatino, Pamela Royston Macfie, Sam Pickering, Dawn Potter, Fred C. Robinson, Floyd Skloot, and George Watson; and reviews by William E. Engel, Brendan Galvin, William Harmon, Ben Howard, Marc Hudson, Warren Leamon, Clay Lewis, Jerome Mazzaro, Jeffrey Meyers, George Monteiro, George Poe, and Frederick Turner.
Sleet Magazine
Volume 5 Number 1, Spring 2013 [o]
Sleet Magazine’s Spring Edition is now online, and it’s scary. We interview Werewolf anthologist Shannon Scott, stunning full moon photos by Ryan Rodgers, a conversation with poet Ralph Angel, and poetic treasures too numerous to mention. We feature a piece by a 16-year-old who fears the aging human. This edition is darkly beautiful and honest, a clear reflection of the work we receive.
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Issue 11, 2013 [o]
This issue features stories about a Burmese woman’s interest in a Polish-American poet’s past in New York City; several generations of women making sense of the men in their lives in Phoenix and Thailand; a series of kayaking adventures in rural Thailand; a Louisiana soldier accepting what he left behind in Vietnam; and more.
Volume 63, 2013
Volume 46 Number 2, 2012
May 11, 2013 [o]
New in Creative Nonfiction are Zainab Shah’s “Nihari” and Anika Fajardo’s “Frozen Concentrate.” New fiction includes pieces from Mary McCluskey, Margaret Willey, and Paige Walker. Plus a literary review from Libby Maxey and a new profile by Katherine J. Barrett (“A Conversation with Room Magazine Editor Lorrie Miller”).
Issue 5, May 2013 [o]
The poets are: Fred Arroyo, Salvatore Attardo, George Bishop, Robert Boucheron, Mike Dockins, Kelly Fordonk, Lora Keller, Kate LaDew, Brian McKenna, Marina Pruna Moré. Their poems found a good home in this May release, in the burgeoning spring and encroaching summer. They address the natural world, the speaker’s inner world, and of temporal stages.
Issue 9, Spring 2013
Night & Day
Issue 12, Spring/Summer 2013
The latest issue of Slice features interviews with Erik Larson, Geraldine Brooks, Myla Goldberg, Susan Orlean, and Fred Arroyo, alongside short stories, poetry, and essays by emerging stars.
Volume 2, March 2013
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Number 164, May/June 2013
May-June issue features interview with Jackson, Mississippi mayoral candidate Chokwe Lumumba; Gan Georgakas on Greece at breaking point; Malik Miah on the immigration debate; Dianne Feeley on the pillage of Detroit; Peter Downs remembering Jerry Tucker; book reviews on Zionism, H-Bloc k, Arab Americans, the ”NGO-Industrial Complex,” and more!
Volume 10 Issue 1 Number 27, Spring/Summer 2013
Global Governance
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