FALL 2019

FICTION

Jessie Roy, The Lamentations

Scott Broker, Etymologies

Mike Wilson, Birthday

Chris Stuck, And Then We Were the Norrises 

REVIEWS

Megan J. Arlett reviews Ashley M. Jones’s dark / / thing

POETRY

Taylor Collier, Boring Person

Erin Carlyle, Franklin, KY 1995

Sara Ryan, I Have Found the Golden Whales

Sydney Goggins, Taking Sorrow to Task

F. Daniel Rzicznek, The End of Spring

Yerra Sugarman, From “Lullabies for the Dead,” Cradle Song IV; Cradle Song II

Holli Carrell, The Woman Next Door; It Wasn’t Love

Mary Ann Samyn, Gorgeous, and Beautiful, too; God in the World; A Perfectly Good Problem

Gillian Osborne, Poem With Roses & Oratory

Katie Chaple, Upon Seeing Dark Universe

Sascha Feinstein, Palm/Psalm

Matthew Porto, The Scientist

ESSAYS

Melissa Wiley, The End of Longing

Kate Levin, Ghost of a Leaf

Lance Larsen, Aphorisms for a Lonely Planet 

INTERVIEWS

Writing Into the Living Archive: An Interview With Emily Jungmin Yoon



Each year, Susanna Kwan draws a set of creatures, puts them on a calendar, and sends them to friends near and far. These drawings, selected from that collection, explore the wonders, anxieties, and troubles of moving through the world in a body. Her intention is to share what is good and strange, within us and between us.

Susanna Kwan writes, edits, and draws in San Francisco. Her work appears in Joyland, The Rumpus, TAYO, and other publications. She has received fellowships from Vanderbilt University, the San Francisco Writers’ Grotto, and Kundiman.