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48.2
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48.2
2015
Table of Contents
Fiction
Amina Gautier
Disturbance
James Tate Hill
Emoticon
Creative Nonfiction
Ellen Sprague
One Man's Prison Is Prison
Play
Mark Halliday and Martin Stannard
Tasso Tempted
Poetry
Kristin George Bagdanov
Monster Body
Fault Line
Deborah Bernhardt
Maritime Duchamp
Oil
Jason Bradford
Confession #4
Confession #3
Taylor Collier
My Wife the Tornado
Shanna Compton
With Dashes Fitted, with Intent Spliced
An Obsession with Dirt, a Desire for Order
Never Again
Kay Cosgrove
Marriage
Kevin Craft
An Illustrated Guide to Feathers
Lindsay Daigle
9
Fate
July Flame
Adam O. Davis
A House Unfit Even For Ghosts, 1783
Astronauts, 1809
Astronauts
Piotr Florczyk
Pastoral
Lullaby
Chris Forhan
Model Making
James Grabil
Classical Sousa
We Must Adapt
Heather June Gibbons
Lives of the Prophets
Little Evening Sermon
Becca Shaw Glaser
I'm in Love With All Humans! I Have a Crush on All of Them!
The Planet of Lost Things
Jeff Hardin
Who Even Knows What His Own Voice Is
A New Creation
Rebekah Denison Hewitt
For the Sake of Solidarity
Jonathan Hobratsch
Butterfly Effect
Rich Ives
A Disability
A Male Viewer of the Women in Paintings Exhibit
Rachel McLeod Kaminer
Hither
Speaking
Infrasound
Mondegreen
George Looney
The Girl Who Made Love in Cemeteries
The Lyrical Prophesies of a Spanish Guitar
Erin J. Mullikin
Sleeping Potion
Ethan Paquin
Widow's Watch, Widow's Peak
Bill Rector
Page from a Universal Album
Dana Roeser
Cindy from Marzahn on the Night of the Mayan Apocalypse
Martha Ronk
Sugimoto's Seas
Justin Runge
Dear Nebraska
Steven D. Schroeder
nothing
the city
Brittney Scott
Story
Carrie Shipers
Hell of a Hand
Hilary Sideris
Gift
Host
Kevin Stein
History of Static
Why I'm Auditioning Vegetarianism
Coleman Stevenson
It was perfectly dark until he taught me to see
Christine Stroud
Writing on the Wall
Drought
Jason Stumpf
Killing a Robin
Roman Stamps
Jacob Sunderlin
A Jobber is a Wrestler Who Always Loses
Carleen Tibbetts
the architecture of the machine is love
the signage tells us that woman is: ___
Heather Treseler
From the Gnostic's Book of Genesis
Niagra Falls
Arthur Vogelsang
According to Me
My Brain's Storage
Sam Witt
Moonlight in the Body of the Lyre
Jane Wong
A Constellation
An Elegy for the Selves
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