SUMMER 2020
POETRY
Jessica Cuello, “Dear Mother [I had a dream]”
James Phillip Davis, Teaching a Gay Poem
Brian Chander Wiora, The Rain, The Movie, The Promise
Sophia Galifianakis, Canopy
Matthew Kilbane, Andrea
K.A. Hays, It’s Not For Me But I’m Here In It
Jai Hamid Bashir, In the Primate Room With the Beloved
Leila Bilick, Shevirat Hakelim
Jan C. Grossman, North Light; Some Say
Dante Di Stefano, Elegy for McCoy Tyner
Bess Cooley, The Day My Parents Accept an Offer on My Childhood Home
Jane Zwart, Borrowing
Carolyn Guinzio, Shade; Want
Khal Torabully (Translated by Nancy Naomi Carlson), Three Poems
Maurya Simon, On Some Hand-Me-Downs from G-d
Natalie Homer, Dispatch in the Post Meridiem
Rick Hilles, My Brother, the Poet, at Nineteen
Supritha Rajan, What is it like to be a bat?
Despy Boutris, Baptism
John Okrent, April 12, 2020
Sarah Matthes, The Mercer Oak
Bryce Emley, Prayer for Return; Apostrophe for My Mother’s Ghost
Julia Kolchinsky Dasbach and Luisa Muradyan, From: When the World Stopped Touching
D.R. Shipp, How to Build a Boat
Robin Gow, Escape Room With Family or A Coming Out Story
Bryce Lillmars, Dear Human
George Moore, Round World
Suzanne Manizza Roszak, Requiem
INTERVIEWS
The Food I’ve Eaten, The Weeds I’ve Picked, The Loves I’ve Had: An Interview with Ada Limón
I Have Always Loved Stories About Losers: An Interview with Ross Wilcox
