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Issue 7
July 2019
All Works
- Other Esther - by Gemma Seltzer
- The Center of Everything - by Couri Johnson
- Hephaestus - by Colin Criss
- Postcard from Esztergom, Hungary - by Karolina Zapal
- As a River (book excerpt) - by Sion Dayson
- Most of That Life - by Jennifer L. Hollis
- Ode to Drag Queens - by Michelle Peñaloza
- Race - by Keenan Norris
- Confused, Day-to-Day Lived Realities: Interview with Deborah Baker - by Katharine Coldiron, an interview with Deborah Baker on her book The Last Englishmen
- Carte Postale - by D. R. James
- The Face Tells the Secret (book excerpt) - by Jane Bernstein, from her novel The Face Tells the Secret
- Riffat’s Diary - by Taymiya R. Zaman
- Hybrid - by Lourdes A. Gautier
- A Place to Put the Body - by Jennifer Bundy
- Ellen - by Jane Bernstein
- Autobiography of Buzz Aldrin - by Bill Neumire
- Maafa to Mami Wata - by Heather 'Byrd' Roberts
- USS John F. Kennedy: Postcard from My Youth - by John Van Kirk
- My American Childhood in Reverse - by Kimberly O’Connor
- Molecular Music - by Larry Malchow
- In Translation: Wind // Wiatr - by Tomasz Różycki, trans. Mira Rosenthal
- Self-Portrait with Ripe Tomato - by Lauren Camp
- In Translation: Pascal’s Gelato // Il gelato di Pascal - by Francesca Diano, trans. Laura Valeri
- Mount P. - by Denise Robbins
- (1.) A Life with Lists: (1.a.) Dispatch from Mississippi - by Jordan James
- How to Set the Dining Room Table - by Elizabeth Jannuzzi
- A Holding Pattern: Postcard from the Persian Gulf - by L. Ashby
- Stalin Wakes on Hitler’s Birthday, April 20, 1945 - by Holly Woodward
- In Translation: A European Peace, 5 // Una paz europea, 5 - by Fruela Fernández, trans. Sarah Hartley
- auf Deutsch - by Heidi Davidson-Drexel
- Socialization - by Kathryn Draney
- Member, Neptune Society - by Sally Ashton
- Year One - by Kelle Groom
- Lines Composed 750 Miles West of Charlotte, North Carolina, on Hearing of President Trump’s Scripted Plea for Unity Drowned Out by the Raucous Crowd Chanting ‘Lock Her Up !’ October 26, 2018 - by D. R. James
- But It Wasn’t - by Tony Leuzzi
- The Longboat - by Sam Keller
- Polite Dinner Conversation - by Mary Beth Ashley
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