SPRING 2014
ESSAYS
Gabriel Houck, A Hurricane on My Television
Richard Moore, Princeton Dreaming
Jericho Parms, Lost Wax
INTERVIEWS
An Interview with Richard Burgin, by Ann McCutchan
POETRY
Laurie Blauner, The Flight of Significant Objects
Joseph Fasano, The Dead
William C. Olsen, The Afterlife of Deer; Green Flash
Jonathan Barrett, The Alabaster Jar
Jen Edwards, Circus
Todd Davis, Cenotaph
Joelle Biele, When You Were at Children’s I Wanted to Go Back to When
Michalle Gould, Dirge for a Dinosaur by Its Bones
Richard Spilman, After She Died; Night People
Marjorie Stelmach, Keeping
Peter Cooley, And Then
Edward Mayes, Mola Salsa
John Hoppenthaler, Bamboo
Circe Maia (Translated by Jesse Lee Kercheval, Three Poems
Emma Bolden, Museum of the Body
Stephen Lackaye, In the Orchard
CONTEST WINNERS
Susannah Nevison, Preparing the Animal (Poetry Winner)
Tobias Wray, Sci-fi Aubade (Poetry Runner-up)
Xujun Eberlein, Clouds and Rain over Three Gorges (Essay Winner)
Tori Malcangio, Ever Seen Sedona? (Fiction Winner)
Nikki Moustaki, Big Blue (Fiction Runner-up)
REVIEWS
Charlie Ricardelli reviews Richard Burgin’s Hide Island
Jenny Molberg reviews David Keplinger’s The Most Natural Thing
Kristen Keckler reviews Christa Parravani’s Her: A Memoir
Clint Peters reviews Robert Sibley’s The Way of the 88 Temples: Journeys on the Shikoku Pilgrimage