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POETRY
Renee Emerson's spiritual roots sink down Rebecca Fremo shops for some Greek yogurt Emily Reid Green spreads azure Sonja Johanson savors the sweetness Barbara Krasner—the magic of childhood Emily Light goes gray Speed upon turn pikes with James McAdams Ken Meisel—the song sings on and on Rebecca Schumejda refuses to celebrate Claire Scott can't escape Paul Wiegel measures sweetness and stings CREATIVE NONFICTION C.W. Accetta wings it Ross Clifford joins the herd Celeste Hamilton Dennis makes peace with freckles Rochelle Germond plays hard to get Dance to Beatles songs with Arya F. Jenkins Dixie Perkinson forks it over Helen Sinoradzki wipes the slate clean Kaj Tanaka dreams about his days on the Indian reservation FLASH/HYBRID Brittany Ackerman conflagrates Eric Balaz watches them fall from the sky. Cynthia Dorfman ruminates the unforgettable Windy Lynn Harris doubles up Arah McManamna deals with the beast of waiting Theresa Irene Coty is in the neighborhood. Sharon Rose tastes saltwater and blood Greg Veitch pulls to the earth Christie Wilson follows the trajectory |
FICTION
Anthony Ausiello defines a dogged faith Kent Kosack has a pint-full Alex McManus writes with red pens and memories Alyssa Mountain brings the big top MaryJo Thomas—sometimes you decide not to be a victim Ayşe Tekşen brings the mountain to the family MULTIMEDIA Dick Evans paints a chance encounter Susan Stamm Evans faces the stone Christopher Owen Nelson captures light on bark Anney E. J. Ryan provides focus |
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