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received September 16, 2019
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Diode Poetry Journal - Fall 2019 - mag stand
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Volume 12 Number 2, Fall 2019
In this issue: Hadara Bar-Nadav, Yongyu Chen, Alex Chertok, Olivia Clare, Eamon Grennan, L.I. Henley & Jennifer K. Sweeney, A.D. Lauren-Abunassar, Lauren Licona, Lip Manegio, Stephen Massimilla, Alison Stagner, Ethan Stebbins, Dennis James Sweeney, Adam Tavel, Laura Van Prooyen, and more.
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The Iowa Review - Fall 2019 - mag stand
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- Volume/Number/Issue/Date Volume 49 Number 2, Fall 2019
In this issue: jellyfish, a guide to surviving weddings, the U.S. border crisis, a bad grandma, Arthur Russell, sloths, improv, and mannequins.
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New England Review - Volume 40 Number 3 - mag stand
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- Volume/Number/Issue/Date Volume 40 Number 3, 2019
In this issue: fiction by Sharbari Zohra Ahmed, Rosaleen Bertolino, Emma Duffy-Comparone, Castle Freeman Jr., Robert Oldshue, and D. J. Thielke; poetry by Cassandra J. Bruner, Ina Cariño, Matthew Lippman, Kerrin McCadden, Jasminne Mendez, Cecily Parks, and more; translations of work by Greta Knutson and Arthur Rimbaud; and nonfiction by Andrea Appleton, Julian Hawthorne, Anne Liu Kellor, Scott Nadelson, Supritha Rajan, and Jessie van Eerden. Cover Art by Anna Dibble.
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Witness - Spring/Summer 2019 - mag stand
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“Disarm” is a literary call to lay down our weapons. The writings in our Spring 2019 issue ask questions: How does violence creep into our lives? Will we ever disarm each other? Kazim Ali’s bittersweet poem “Pulse” explores what it’s like to gather “at the edge of the bright darkness of rain.” Christine Vines’ fantastic story “Redacted” reimagines the Fall from the vantage of Eve, “a difficult rib to extract,” her only missile a pinecone. Amy Collini, in her haunting essay “Magnum,” remembers a gun pointed at her. Plus the first-ever 2019 Witness Literary Awards! Don’t miss this heartbreaking and unforgettable issue.
Other Literary Magazines
received September 16, 2019
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Arkansas Review - August 2019 - mag stand
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- Volume/Number/Issue/Date Volume 50 Issue 2, August 2019
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Blink-Ink - Issue 37 - mag stand
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- Volume/Number/Issue/Date Issue 37, September 2019
In our 10th Anniversary Issue, find work by Changming Yuan, Leah Mueller, Daryl Scroggins, Julie Eger, Catfish McDaris, Liam Pezzano, Howie Good, Moss Ingram, and more. Plus, our special insert piece "Video Games" from the Penobscot Middle School, grades 5th thru 8th, Penobscot, Maine.
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Pilgrimage - Volume 42 Issue 2 - mag stand
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- Volume/Number/Issue/Date Volume 42 Issue 2, 2019
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Translation Review - Issue 104 - mag stand
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- Volume/Number/Issue/Date Issue 104, 2019
Alternative Magazines
received September 16, 2019
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Against the Current - September/October 2019 - mag stand
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- Volume/Number/Issue/Date Number 202, September/October 2019
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In These Times - October 2019 - mag stand
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- Volume/Number/Issue/Date Volume 43 Number 10, October 2019
