SEPTEMBER You said you asked how much the ox-eyes cost and that I answered midnight. That sounds right. Summer in exchange for sleep. A different peace. Author's Bio Ayesha Chatterjee, born and raised in India, has lived in five countries on three continents. She is the author of two poetry collections, The Clarity of Distance, and Bottles and Bones. Her…
TABLE OF CONTENT
POETRY
- Matthias Mann — TO SLEEP
- Nick Visconti — YOU, FLOWER
- James McKee — AUTUMN EXIT
- Ken Norris — MOMENT
- Sneha Subramanian Kanta — [PURGATORY IN PARIS]
- Nora Hikari — ODE TO THE SWORD LOGIC
- Shane Neilson — SACRED TECHNICIAN
- John Kinsella — RADIESTHESIA
- Courtney Bates-Hardy — PAIN WOMEN
- Mark Neely — ANOTHER IDIOT
- Peter Grandbois — CROW FINDS A GRAIN OF SAND LODGED IN THE BACK OF HIS EYE
- Zak Jones — NO PHOTOS OF RALPH
- Constance Hansen — OR THE ORB
- George Looney — REMEMBERING THE SCENT OF FRESH-MOWN HAY
- Leanne Charette — VEHOPHOBIA
- Jan Jorgensen — DESDEMONA REBUKES OTHELLO
- Caitlyn Alario — STRAY
- Chris Johnson — YOU’RE LIVING NOW
- Caitie L. Young — SOME CALIFORNIA POLICE ARE BIASED. A REPORT SAYS THEY HAVE NO CLEAR PLANS TO FIX THAT
- Bruce Meyer — FRIENDSHIP IS A SUMMER THAT NEVER SHEDS ITS LEAVES
- Ken Victor — ANTHROPOLOGY
- Kat Cameron — OPEN FOURTH
- Terry Watada— VISIONS OF CHISATO
- Ami J. Sanghvi — SOFT-SKIN DARLINGS OF THE TUNDRA (1)
- Ayesha Chatterjee — SEPTEMBER
- Rachel Aviva Burns — FIRST FLIGHT
- Kit Roffey — VESSEL
- Evan J — ON A HILL NEAR STAIG
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Interview
- Rosie Long Decter – A Conversation with Frankie Barnet on Kim: A Novel Idea
REVIEWS
- rob mclennan – REVIEW OF JUDITH: WOMEN MAKING VISUAL POETRY, ed. AMANDA EARL+++
- Bill Neumire – REVIEW OF I WISH I COULD BE PETER FALK by PAUL ZITS; and REVIEW OF GARDEN PHYSIC by SYLVIA LEGRIS;
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