Spring 2015

Creative Nonfiction

• Feeling My Age by Jessica Allen
• Naked by a Five-Dollar Bill by Kanak Kapur

Fiction

• One Night in June by Stefanie Lyons
• Okanagan by Abigail Mitchell
• The Longest Night by Laura Rodley
• Nothing is Reviled by Perle Besserman
• An Encounter by George Christopher Moreno
• Pondering Norm by John McDonough

Poetry

• Remnants by Greg Nicholl
• Evaporation by Greg Nicholl
• Sifting by Greg Nicholl
• The Years by Greg Nicholl
• Suffocation Box by John Roth
• On driving through the backwoods of Ohio by John Roth
• Elegy for a suicidal bird by John Roth
• Enter Helena by Joseph Mills
• Enter Duke by Joe Mills
• Enter Viola, a Captain, and Sailors by Joe Mills
• The Waterboy Looks Past the Team by Clyde Kessler
• not the same old song and dance by Lee Kisling
• The Savages by Lee Kisling
• Following the Chinese Girl by Lee Kisling
• The Last Cigarette by Barbara Daniels
• Death Chickens by Barbara Daniels
• The Raft by Barbara Daniels
• The stone doesn’t fall far from the riot police by Yehoshuah Young
• A Light Drizzle by Daniel Pecchenino
• Foreclosure by Kristin Collier
• By Bone by Kristin Collier
• My Cousin Who Loves the Lord by Kristin Collier
• False Flight by Mercedes Lawry
• To a Drone by Mercedes Lawry
• The usual despair has gone missing by Mercedes Lawry
• After Zero, One by Mercedes Lawry
• The Scapegoat by Adrian Silbernagel
• Signs from Chernobyl by John Travelstead
• Labor Pains by Nicky Yurcaba

Genre X

• Bathing While Fat by Tiara DeGuzman
• Shampagne by Mary Carroll-Hackett
• Grace Where You Find It By Mary Carroll-Hackett



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