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Issue 158
Summer/Fall 2020
Wednesday, July 15, 2020
Poetry
Real Snakes
Nikki Wallschlaeger
Poetry
Paths from The First Car
Sebastián Hasani Páramo
Poetry
Abandoned Truck in a Field
Lance Larsen
Poetry
Stone, Toy Heron, Jaw Bone of a Deer
Lance Larsen
Poetry
Anthropocene Anxiety Disorder
torrin a. greathouse
Poetry
Where To
Mary Jo Bang
,
Matthias Göritz
Poetry
My Iceberg
Mary Jo Bang
,
Matthias Göritz
Poetry
Lachryphagus
Samyak Shertok
Poetry
Service
David Dodd Lee
Poetry
After Working on a Dairy Farm for Six Months, I Realize That I’m a Demon & So Is Everyone I Know
Brandi George
Poetry
Vi Redd at the Clef Club
Mike Puican
Poetry
Calligraphy
Shangyang Fang
Poetry
Declaration Form, U.S. Border
Shangyang Fang
Poetry
Feral Trains
Doug Ramspeck
Poetry
Black Cloth of Sky (seen through a Pabst Blue Ribbon bottle)
Doug Ramspeck
Poetry
Out of the Woods
Luiza Flynn-Goodlett
Poetry
Breaclá
Will Brewbaker
Poetry
The Last Time I Saw My Father in Prison
Anita Olivia Koester
Poetry
How to Make a Doll Father
Anita Olivia Koester
Poetry
Study in White¹
Samantha Tetangco
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