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POETRY

Jeffrey Alfier starts over

See the color grey with Tobi Alfier

Diana DiPietro recalls her namesake

Watch previews with Amorak Huey

Couri Johnson places a bet

Visit Clinton Street with Steve Kleptar

Michele Leavitt moves to a desert

Walk Hollywood Boulevard with Jon Lemay

Laura Mayron migrates

Richard King Perkins II has a close call

Listen to geese with Daye Phillippo


FLASH PROSE

Leave for the day shift with M.J. Arlett

Patricia Donovan silkily imagines identity theft

Larry Eby populates his mysterious world

Rebecca Harrison remembers spangled nights

Dream in Sulphur, Texas with Paul Kasmai

The transcendent tarot of Meredith Maltby

CREATIVE NONFICTION

Work the mill with Kevin Bray

Kathy Buckert comes out of the shadows

Amy Collini moves through life

Katacha Diaz takes us on a journey

Remember cats and drag with Christina Fulton








FICTION

Zackary Sholem Berger discusses Baltimore


Davis Horner is wild inside


Drive a backhoe with Mark McLain

Have a Jack 'n Coke with Jerry Mikorenda

Cathy Ulrich marries a giraffe

Samuel K. Wilkes plays dominoes with "D"


MULTIMEDIA 


View Vanessa Christie's unique paintings

Go camping with Brad Garber 

See the place Rachel Hobbs calls home

Experience water in a new way with Margaret Marty

Perceive the world from Sean-Andrew  Zeus Pyle's 35mm

Flirt with Richard Vyse's "Man Art"

Gina Williams' photographs will make your day














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August 2015 issue of Gravel. 

This magazine is produced by the MFA program
 in creative writing at the University of Arkansas at Monticello editorial staff.

Cover image by Margaret Marty.

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