Mise-en-scènes. AGNI 20 whips with blizzards, bare trees, and frozen lakes—from Joyce Carol Oates’s ice-storm setting, to Ira Sadoff’s meditations on economic inequality and New England winters, to Frank Stewart’s quiet depiction of two children skating on thin ice. Richard Jones’s summertime story of writing film scripts pairs with David Wojahn’s lyrical evocation of going to the movies (specifically, the 1945 French film Les Enfants du paradis). And there’s much more, including poems by Diane Wakoski, Peter Viereck, Thomas Lynch, and William Harmon; fiction by Carolyn Chute and Richard Jones; and William Harmon’s reviews of works by Richard Jackson and Stephen Berg.