Volume 20, Edition 2

Mag Gabbert
"Bush"

Susan Goslee
"Poem"
"Wark, R., and Peck, C. 1982. Behavioral consequences of early visual exposure to contours of a single orientation. Developmental Brain Research, Oct Vol 5 (2): 218-221"

Ben Gunsberg
"Morals from The Treasury of Pleasure Books for Young Children"
"Night Terrors"

Jeannine Hiba
"After Your Sentencing, You Told the Judge You Have No One to Blame"
"My sister swam to the rupture"

Jory Mickelson
"Evening"

Jessica Morey-Collins
"Thirst Trap"

Suzanne O'Connell
"Gun Safety"

Ron Stottlemyer
"Coal Country"

Mehrnoosh Torbatnejad
"Because Just in Case"

Chelsea Wagenaar
"Lines Approaching a Birthday"
"Descent (Sort of An Annunciation)"
"Drop-Off"

"Shadow Boxing"

NONFICTION
BY BRIGHDE MOFFAT & COSI NAYOVITZ

"An East Coaster Considers California"

FICTION
BY KARA OAKLEAF

The Barbarous Century
by Leah Umansky

BOOK REVIEW
BY JENNIFER MARTELLI

In the Cemetery of
the Orange Trees
by Jeff Talarigo

BOOK REVIEW
BY RONNIE K. STEPHENS

Guest Editor

BETHANY SCHULTZ HURST

Bethany Schultz Hurst is the author of Miss Lost Nation, winner of the Anhinga Poetry Prize and finalist for the 2016 Kate Tufts Discovery Award. Her work has been selected for Best American Poetry and appears in or is forthcoming in journals such as The Gettysburg Review, Gulf Coast, Narrative, New Ohio Review, and Ploughshares. A recent recipient of a Literary Arts Fellowship from the Idaho Commission on the Arts, she is Associate Professor of English at Idaho State University.