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ISSUE SIX features 7 short stories, 4 works of nonfiction, 48 poems, and photography and cover illustrations by Keith Demanche. The Editor's Prizes were awarded to Liz Prato for prose (nonfiction) and Gary L. McDowell for poetry; each received $150. Read the FULL BIOS of all the authors.
FICTION |
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Alison Christy |
Mercury |
Ed Fischer |
We Are Not German! |
Foust |
Flounder |
Stephanie Gayle |
Forgive Us Our Trespasses |
Noah Milligan |
Jesse James's Revolver |
Andrew Steiner |
Acheiropoieta |
Dennis Vannatta |
Oppie in the Sangre de Christo |
NONFICTION |
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Anika Fajardo |
Magic Realism for Non-Believers |
Philip Kobylarz |
Of Oil Paintings & Oceans |
Liz Prato |
Second Skin |
Adrianne Fincham-Quiros |
The Difference in Front of Me |
POETRY |
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Brad Buchanan |
Anagram (ink) |
Anagram (wed) |
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Trent Busch |
Gluing |
Mr. Cooper |
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Temple Cone |
A Filament of Proof |
Middle West |
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Blessed |
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Mary Crow |
One Night's Architecture |
Forgetting Piece by Piece |
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Philip Dacey |
"What Do You Do For Entertainment?" |
Last Words |
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Mary Christine Delea |
When White People Travel Abroad |
Renting the House with Bad Karma |
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Alixa Doom |
Releasing Young Pheasants |
Feet |
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Watching Bear Along Bow Valley Road |
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Names: At the Cemetery |
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Marci Rae Johnson |
Showing Existence or Condition |
Susan Maurer |
Normal |
Gary L. McDowell |
Rio, WI |
Every Time I Teach Triggering Town |
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While Reading Hawthorne |
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John McKernan |
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George Moore |
My Uncle's Heart |
Angel Tree |
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Kristine Ong Muslim |
History |
One Night Stand |
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Painted Kettles |
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Jed Myers |
Nikkormat |
A Grounding |
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Catherine Owen |
Adolescence |
Parry |
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Simon Perchik |
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Marjorie Power |
Googling Dress Shoe Reviews |
Red Shuttleworth |
Back and Forth |
Reaching Conclusions |
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Ann Struthers |
Lightening on Lake Geneva: The Shelleys and Lord Byron |
Calm Days, Calm Nights: Lake Geneva, 1816 |
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Sarah Sweeney |
Love Poem |
Other Women |
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S Whitaker |
Johnny Appleseed is Alive and Well |
Working for the Oracle: December, Leidesplein, Amsterdam |
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