Issues

December 2009 Issue

INTERVIEWS An Interview With D. Harlan Wilson by David F. Hoenigman An Interview With Chelsea Martin by David Moscovich An

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Creative Nonfiction

Propofol by Jake Wolff

I wake up before I’m supposed to. The endotrachael tube presses against the base of my tongue and disappears into

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Poetry

The Collector by Amylia Grace

He’s collecting new ways to make me come,Upside down and backwardsIn the park on his face,The window ledge,With his thumb

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Reviews

Dear Everybody by Michael Kimball

Review by John Madera

Dear Michael Kimball,

Strangely, instead of writing “Reviewed by John Madera” above, I wrote: “Reviewed by

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Poetry

Island by Christian Ward

The elderly I visitedat the care home near my schoolslowly turned into an island.Months became sand, white bedsheetsfrothy surf. Nurses

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Creative Nonfiction

My Father’s Ghosts by Addie Hopes

Lightless, the van tramped the path. Whenever I hear this story—in all of its incarnations, in the versions that feature

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Flash Fiction

Closer by Joly Herman

Listen to a podcast of Joly Herman’s “Closer.”

He pulls and she rolls away. He smells like leather. He pulls her

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Poetry

Death to the mystical muse by Idris Goodwin

Listen to a podcast of Idris Goodwin’s “Death to the mystical muse.”

when her head tilts a snowflake gentlylands upon

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Flash Fiction

Blue Pinto by Mark Reep

Listen to a podcast of Mark Reep’s “Blue Pinto.”

The girl at the Quikfill’s polite enough, no more.  Sean thanks

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Poetry

yes by Ryan Manning

you keep talking about literature

i can’t stop thinking about sex

i just want to have sex with you

can

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