POETRY
Frank Burch hangs out in the garage Don't get caught in the snow with Charles Freeland To the sea with Christina Frei Come to a revival with Adam Hayden Jonathan Jones travels abroad Hop a boxcar with James Knapp Take apart your in-laws' bed with Michael Mark Leah Tieger learns to decipher cursive March on with Susan Tu Dream with David Sam Visit the past with Nickolas Whitmore CREATIVE NONFICTION Molly Bonovsky-Anderson sees daisies Do nothing with Jacqueline Doyle Marc Frazier learns how to negotiate from his father John Gist explores a cave Jennifer Martelli speaks out Run with Amy Oestreicher Vida Young sees all the possibilities Go to school with Laura Ingram |
FICTION
Britton Andrews has a toothache Joshua Cardinale has run out of gas money Rob Cook works on Red Cross time Rose Fortune educates on County Wexford speak Sean Hannaway sees the light Sit up close and watch the brotherly drama unfold with Jennifer McCauley Kent Monroe has coffee at the waffle house David Morgan O'Connor dedicates his life to The Cause Edward Palumbo shares what's special about Renee Read Peter Solet's tale of a man and his whiskey Christina Sun has a major problem FLASH PROSE Join Mary Ellen Gambutti on wash day Jason Kish throws salt around for luck Walk through the fog with Maxine Kollar Kristin Laurel is stuck in a rut R. Riekki does jail time MULTIMEDIA The emotions of Jade Hutchinson Teresa Sites depicts a bunny in a landscape Daniel Wu sees things in black and white |
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