Laura Matwichuk | DECOMMISSIONED PLANES

DECOMMISSIONED PLANES It’s not easy to pull the track blinds, look for cedar waxwings or passenger jets through dad’s cheapo binoculars, check the furnace filters, pilot light, as engines rumble overhead. Decommissioned planes in long-term storage in the Mojave are obsolete yet invincible. Because of the dry climate, they don’t rust, parts are…

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TABLE OF CONTENT

POETRY

VALLUM AWARD FOR POETRY

REVIEWS

  • Danny Jacobs, MAVOR’S BONES by Rolli
  • Frances Bianco, METROPANTHEON by Steven Artell
  • David Swartz, WHAT DOES A HOUSE WANT? Selected Poems by Gary Geddes
  • Eleni Zisimatos, THE POETIC EDDA. Translated by Jeramy Dodds

ART

  • Maia Flore, photographs from SLEEP ELEVATIONS, MORNING SCULPTURES, SITUATIONS, and DIARY series
***Select poems are available to read online. To read the full issue, purchase 12:1.