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Fall 2023

  • Pia Z. Ehrhardt

    Widow. I look up the etymology. To separate, split, cleave, divide.

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  • Rose DeMaris

    I hear her voice in the shivering tambourines of leaves.

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  • Amanda Maret Scharf

    I played a game I called ocean, resisted my need for air.

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  • Spencer Wise

    “You’re great with people. Ever since you got over the drooling problem.”

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  • Jayne Anne Phillips

    He’d reenlisted in ’64; he would not go home until the War was won.

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  • Andre Dubus III

    Maybe that’s what she feels, not stranded, but suspended in time.

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  • S. E. Daniels

    Though I’ve never killed anything myself, I’ve been complicit.

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Fall 2023

Fiction

  • Neha Chaudhary-KamdarKartika
  • Andre Dubus IIIMake It Black
  • Jayne Anne PhillipsSharpshooter
  • Spencer WiseVertical Integration

Nonfiction

  • S. E. DanielsMy Mess of Conflicting Emotions
  • Pia Z. EhrhardtA Pandemonium of Want

Readers' Narratives

  • Ellenora CageTangier

Poetry

  • Rose DeMaris
  • Caroline Falzone
  • Matthew Gilbert
  • Nick Martino
  • Amanda Maret Scharf

iPoems

  • Shelley GirdnerEveryday Ending

Cartoons

  • Various ArtistsCartoon Art Volume 2023-08
  • Various ArtistsCartoon Art Volume 2023-09

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