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2008
2008
Online Exclusives
Contents
Fictions
Essays
Poetry
Conversations
Fictions
The Whale Hunter
by
Steinur Bell
A Friday Desdemona
by
Margo Berdeshevsky
Blinkered
by
Colin Fleming
Natasha
by
David Galef
Wayward Children and Their Guardians
by
Thomas Gough
City of Bridges
by
Rebecca Hall
The Coffin Makers of Ghana
by
Matt Rager
Agosti
by
D. E. Steward
Advent: A Traveler’s Tale
by
Girija Tropp
Old and New Style
by
Paul West
The Beast
by
Anne-E. Wood
Essays
See Me Slant: Poetry Considers Her Mother
by
Kim Dana Kupperman
Trust and the Cowboy
by
Ashley McCullough
The Men from Town
by
Ryan Van Meter
Terra Sancta, or On Learning to Read the Signs
by
Kimberly Meyer
Going Nowhere
by
Sam Pickering
So Long, Studs
by
Richard Stern
Lucky at Cards
by
Emily Stone
Poetry
Stock Market Cycle (Stock Market Blues, Not Yet?, Jump!)
by
Nin Andrews
Un cheval de race
by
Charles Baudelaire
Translated from French by
Allen Hagar
I Don’t Fear Death
by
Sandra Beasley
Love Poem for Wednesday
by
Sandra Beasley
My God
by
Sandra Beasley
Against a Kaleidoscope, 5″ x 7″
by
Erin M. Bertram
The Gospel of Thomas: Through the Open Wound
by
Erin M. Bertram
Traveling by Train
by
Malachi Black
To the Man Who Stole the Trees We Planted in Memory of My Brother-In-Law Who Killed Himself Earlier in the Spring
by
Jenny Browne
Landscape with a Very Fat Man, Seated
by
Paula Closson Buck
What They Had Come For
by
Paula Closson Buck
The Aerodynamics
by
Rick Bursky
The Forties
by
Trent Busch
There’s More to Whaling Than Whales
by
Anthony Caleshu
Writer’s Rooms
, Anthony Caleshu, Photograph by Eamonn McCabe for
The Guardian
by
Anthony Caleshu
Racism
by
Bruce Cohen
Mockingbird
by
Wyn Cooper
After the Chinese
by
Steven Cramer
On a Line By Brian Phillips
by
Diana Der-Hovanessian
Marlon Brando Considers His Sex Appeal, in Glorious Black and White
by
Rachel Dilworth
Evander Holyfield’s Left Ear Remembers June 28. 1997
by
Gary Dop
Venery
by
CJ Evans
Everyone knows everything already.
by
Don Gilliland
Flamingos Feed Far in the Shadows
by
Mary Gilliland
Poem
by
Don Gilliland
The monocle is a circle the eye is a circle
by
Heather Green
Refusal
by
Lilah Hegnauer
Flipbook
by
David Hernandez
Supermarkets This Large
by
David Hernandez
Vial Trapped in a Fairy Tale
by
Suzanne Heyd
Educations
by
Katherine Hollander
Care of the Body
by
Karen Kevorkian
Recognition Failure Horror
by
John Kinsella
Introduction
by
Andrew Kozma
Sunnyside Road
by
Timothy Liu
Sweet Salvage
by
Sara London
strokes
by
Dick Lourie
Fact
by
Kevin McFadden
Ram’s Horn and Citron, Tinder and Carillon
by
Leslie McGrath
First Snowfall
by
Wesley McNair
The Shore Party
by
Tomas Q. Morin
O, What a Beautiful Morning
by
Robert Nazarene
from
Fairy Tale: Cottage
by
Stephen O’Connor
Song in Four Parts with Jeanette McDonald Closeup
by
Julie Sophia Paegle
Osteria by the Sea
by
Umberto Piersanti
Translated from Italian by
M. F. Rusnak
Second Line
by
Iain Haley Pollock
I Try to Hear the Island Disappearing
by
Gretchen Steele Pratt
Amongst the Cares
by
Jordan Rice
Jerry Lee Lewis Plays “That Lucky Old Sun” at Bad Bob’s Vapors Club, Memphis, Tennessee
by
Bobby C. Rogers
Protea
by
Michael Rutherglen
Spoon, or A convenient place setting
by
Kent Shaw
Wind Gift
by
William Stafford
Gossip
by
Alison Stine
Susurrus of Sheets, Goodbye
by
Terese Svoboda
What the Sky Is Like
by
Alpay Ulku
Kindness
by
Tim Upperton
Duel after the Masquerade
by
Charles Vallely
Goldsmith and Charity
by
William Wenthe
The World As You Left It
by
Helen Wickes
Keeping Up Appearances
by
Sarah Wolfson
Letter Home
by
Sarah Wolfson
Conversations
“Worth Taking the Trouble to Say”: A Conversation with James McMichael
by
Mark Dow
2008
Online Exclusives
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