POETRY
P.J. Williams, A Multimedia Poetry Series with Introduction: "Radio Transmissions in Morse Code"
Michael Bazzett, "In the Capital"
Jennifer Whitaker, "Something He Did"
Christopher Prewitt, "The King of Lowmansville"
James Allen Hall, "Lie Down Where Their Faces Are" and "The Saw"
Molly Rose Quinn, "Dolorosa"
Raena Shirali, "looking through a telescope at the moon the day neil armstrong died"
William Kelley Woolfitt, "Antiphon for the Office of the Dead" and "After Samson Burns Her Family’s House and Grain-fields"
Laura Sheahen, "Devil Dancer's Daughter"
Sally Ball, "People of New York"
Justin Bigos, "The Superintendent"
Helwig Brunner, "Echolocation: Aerial Script" and "The City" (Translated by Monika Zobel)
Michael Schmeltzer, "Personal Ad #1 (Pairs Only Matter In Poker)"
George Kalamaras, "Letter to Phil from Manitou Springs"
FICTION
Anne Germanacos, "Rosa"
Xenia Taiga, "Spa Care"
COVER ART
"The Hunting Camp" by Aaron Blum
THE SUPERINTENDENT by Justin Bigos
The air as still as bathwater, no breeze
from Sheepshead, we carry clear plastic bags
of empty bottles and cans, blue plastic bags
of plastic bottles and milk jugs, we squeeze
flattened boxes into open boxes, then tie
it all in twine – but do we cover it
in tarp in case it rains? He says, Forget-
about-it, just like on TV. (I’d died
a little when he asked me for my help
after mumbling something about the blacks
and Jews, this man who once refused to attack
his neighbors in Croatia, then fled that hell
– I’ve heard it said – with three-thousand cash
inside his socks.) And next we do the trash.