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    • Issue 1
      • A Contemporary Hx Of Ancient Culture In America by Joseph Reich
      • Artwork by Francis Raven
      • Butts-Up by Tom Mahony
      • Grave by Hugh Fox
      • In Panama by William Doreski
      • It is Hard To Be Different by Tim Conley
      • Life of Riley by Brian Beatty
      • May Prostitutes Only Take Cash by Tyke Johnson
      • Praha, Czech Republic by Jeremy Rich
      • Sunlight by Ron D’Alena
      • The Last Election by Frank Roger
    • Issue 10
      • A Conversation with Randal S. Brandt
      • J. S. Bach Said: by Joan L. Cannon
      • Loi Krathong by David Russomano
      • Meanwhile, a few blocks from Times Square by J.E.A. Wallace
      • On the Last Day of Vacation by Jenny Morse
      • Pájaro Diablo by Michael C. Keith
      • Political Awakening, 1970 by Denise Thompson-Slaughter
      • Practice by Mark J. Mitchell
      • Quality Time Over the Holidays by Charles Holdefer
      • Something Like Culture Shock by Dennis Vanvick
      • Weighing Heavy by Dietrich Kalteis
    • Issue 11
      • A Conversation with Franz Wisner
      • Chasing Linda by Lynn E. Palermo
      • Eddie in over his head by Dietrich Kalteis
      • Grotte de Niaux by Barth Landor
      • La Upsell by Robert Mangeot
      • On Seeing Frédéric Ten Years Later by Jada Ach
      • S O Bs by dl mattila
      • Scene 147 by Doug Long
      • Stains From the Mint Julep I Never Tasted by Rasmenia Massoud
      • The End of the Tether by Bruce Gatenby
      • The Nature of Things by Michael C. Keith
      • These Are The Days by Sharleen Jonsson
    • Issue 12
      • A Conversation with James Reasoner
      • A Natural History of My Apartment by Dylan Jesse
      • Apophallation by Steve Gronert Ellerhoff
      • Collective Nouns by Barth Landor
      • Cracked Windshield by Tamara Kaye Sellman
      • Lion of Lucerne by dl mattila
      • So Much It Hurts by Hayden Hibbard
      • The Art of Parties by David Owen Miller
      • The Final Ascent of Hal Tripp by David Klein
      • The Price Of A Toilet In Oldenburg by C.B. Heinemann
      • Twelve Devotions up on the Atlantic by Jack Austin
    • Issue 13
      • A Conversation with Michael C. Keith
      • Catch of the Day by Tara Deal
      • Detour to Bliss by Sheila Meltzer
      • Flight by Rob McClure Smith
      • Forty-Five Minutes to God by John Dennehy
      • French Lesson by Jackie Strawbridge
      • Gertrude’s Grave by Michael C. Keith
      • Harvest by Jay Parini
      • Silk Road Dreams by Kevin Brolley
      • Spurs, Stetsons and Stagecoaches: James Reasoner on Writing Westerns
      • The French, and Being Odd by Henry F. Tonn
      • The Loose Screw by Peter McMillan
      • The Marmot Trap by David Hagerty
    • Issue 14
      • A Book Entitled The History of Furniture by Andrew House
      • A Conversation with Abby Frucht
      • At the Market by Caroline Horwitz
      • Christie’s Free Way by Chuck Redman
      • Midrash by Jay Parini
      • My Own Special Caviar by Yvonne Pesquera
      • Old State Route by Kenneth P. Gurney
      • Petals and Moons by Lyndsay Wheble
      • Rush Hour At Gare Du Nord by Mallory Wycoff
      • Secrets of the Saints by Michael C. Keith
      • Takeoff by Patrick Thomas Henry
    • Issue 15
      • Cinch by Kenneth P. Gurney
      • Coupon-Clipping in Canada by Talia Charme-Zane
      • Gestures by Nick LaRocca
      • Letter Number Six: The Old Schoolhouse by John Bach
      • Monkeys of Emei Shan by Lauren Tivey
      • Old Man Packing For Rome by Adam Berlin
      • On Visit to Hellshire Beach (Jamaica) by Elvis Alves
      • Rice by Ed Hamilton
      • Stranded in Asturias by C.B. Heinemann
      • The Arsenale by Nancy Caronia
      • The Exit by Susan Moorhead
      • The Things Men Say On Their Way To Work by Scott Laudati
      • The Vegetable Gods by George Moore
    • Issue 16
      • A Conversation with Matthew P. Mayo
      • A Dash in Lagos by Laine Strutton
      • African Afternoon by Melissa Wiley
      • Apogee by Thomas Piekarski
      • Back in a Minute by Matthew Zanoni Müller
      • Hello My Name is Chris — A Confession by Michael Solomon
      • Into the Heartland by Carolyn Kraus
      • re: Your brother by Frank Mundo
      • Real Life by Sue Granzella
      • Song of a Seaport by Christine Valentine
      • The Bad Father by Tim Conley
      • The Rises and Falls of Svetlana Hiptopski by Kim Farleigh
      • Time Dilation Case Study: Central America by Jason Braun
    • Issue 17
      • Break and Enter by Peter Biello
      • Cape Tribulation (by name and by nature) by Olga Pavlinova Olenich
      • Cathy Has Visitors by William Quincy Belle
      • Existential Raccoons by Michael C. Keith
      • I Open My Eyes to Dark by Holly Day
      • Midnight’s Adult Cinema by Christopher Suda
      • Somewhere in the Heart of Rome by Robert Sachs
      • Survival of the Fittest by Allister Timms
      • To The Passenger In Seat C by dl mattila
      • Uprisings at Cap d’Antibes by Robert Mangeot
    • Issue 18
      • A Conversation with Jay Parini
      • A Conversation with Sheldon Russell
      • A Farewell to Farms by Kevin Quigley
      • Antique Roses by Robert Boucheron
      • Can’t Get It Outta My Head by Peter McMillan
      • Gait by Sarah Ann Winn
      • Run or Die — A Barcelona Runner’s Saga by Anthony Bain
      • Somewhere Out There by Michael C. Keith
      • The Life Cycle of Styrofoam by Melanie Griffin
      • The Sibyl by John Mueter
      • Via Dolorosa by Matt Nestor
      • Whirl, Dervish, Whirl by Melissa Wiley
    • Issue 19
      • A Noise of Boys by Allison Thorpe
      • A Question of the Tide by Victor Robert Lee
      • Bangkok of the Mind by Stephen Cloud
      • Children of the Moon by Paul McGranaghan
      • Jazz on the 9 by Dan Morey
      • Mobile Homeless by James Stark
      • My Driver, Sunday by Mona Zutshi Opubor
      • Shutterbugs by David Hagerty
      • Starbucks by Denise Mostacci Sklar
      • Strangers on a Plane by Darren Sapp
      • The Box of Space by M.V. Montgomery
      • The Cambodian Void: An Apology by Soren A. Gauger
      • The Technology of Literary Fiction by Jay Duret
    • Issue 2
      • America Versus Mount Fuji by Brinna Deavellar
      • Artwork by Jim Fuess
      • Backpack by John Bruce
      • Beauty by Phil Smith III
      • Gout by Davide Trame
      • Heliotrope Blues by Leland Thoburn
      • Houston, You’ve Got a Problem by Christopher Allen
      • Point No Point by Laury Egan
      • simple storage solutions by Derek Richards
      • The Fifth Wheel Wins by Kristin Fouquet
      • The Legendary Battle of Tokutawa Park by Dustin Burfiend
    • Issue 20
      • A Conversation with Scott Dominic Carpenter
      • Bad Boys Don’t Get Dessert by William Quincy Belle
      • Curious in Corsica: A Tale of Two Couples by Mary Donaldson-Evans
      • Danish as She is Spoke by Scott Dominic Carpenter
      • Denver by Kenneth P. Gurney
      • Enter the Travellers by Joe Mills
      • Paper Boats by Lilian D. Vercauteren
      • Rescue in the Mystical Mountains by C.B. Heinemann
      • Segway with the Bulls by Geoffrey B. Cain
      • Shooing Flies by David Havird
      • Svið by Paul McGranaghan
      • The High Colonic by Raymond Abbott
      • The Hill Behind the House by Michael C. Keith
    • Issue 21
      • Crystal Clear by Olga Wojtas
      • Cucumbers by Michael C. Keith
      • Deeper In by Christina Selby
      • Downhill from the Marble Village by David Havird
      • Everything that Lives by Jim Plath
      • Montana by James B. Nicola
      • Photo of a Beach Far Away by Kenneth P. Gurney
      • The Abduction of the Zogairy Women by Jane Røken
      • The Last Laugh of King Glotar by Nicolas Kostelecky
      • The Pink Envelope by Mike Koenig
      • The Trojan Horse by William Quincy Belle
    • Issue 22
      • A Bumpy Ride Over Bermuda, 1939 by Andrew J. Hogan
      • Artemis by Ashley Mace Havird
      • Elegy for David Jones by Frank Mundo
      • Independence Day by Eileen Cunniffe
      • Masquerade by Emil Rem
      • Metro by Justine Dymond
      • Ode to the Indigenous by Gina Ferrara
      • Our Heroine Moves by Anneli Matheson
      • Real Mickey by Nancy Scott Hanway
      • Road Kill by Liz Dolan
      • Second Opinion by Scott Solomon
      • The Game by William Quincy Belle
    • Issue 23
      • A Normal Country by Ryan Napier
      • Crazipals by Kathryn Hayashi
      • Fiftieth Anniversary Of Going Blind by Gerard Sarnat
      • Fire and Water for Elephants by Philip Alan Sandberg
      • Four and a Half Hours at 55 Miles Per Hour by Cesar Alejandro
      • Jealousy, Texas by Kate Imbach
      • Ladies Special by Namrata Poddar
      • Paul Explains Home by Ann Howells
      • River High by Michael C. Keith
      • Swing Low, Sweet Chariot by Nancy Ford Dugan
      • Talking Tico by Cindy Carlson
      • Unsquared by Bill Cole
    • Issue 24
      • 0ut There by Doug Bolling
      • A Conversation with Robert Garner McBrearty
      • A Year’s Worth Of Postcards From London by J.E.A. Wallace
      • Bago Station by Elaine Barnard
      • Burrowing Beneath Budapest by James Michael Dorsey
      • Festa by Roland Barnes
      • Inside the Great Bartender by Colin Dodds
      • Michelangelo Doesn’t Cut It by Tina Koenig
      • Mummy Crimes by Madeline McEwen
      • Pueblo Christmas by Caroline Horwitz
      • Robert Garner McBrearty by After Zombies
      • What Settles After The Stars by Robert Mangeot
    • Issue 25
      • Border Wars: Tales from Two Taxis by Christopher Thornton
      • Emperor of Nuts by Elaine Barnard
      • Eyeless in Goa by Olga Pavlinova Olenich
      • Fire by Roland Barnes
      • In The Gravel At San Abbondio Cemetery by Gary Singh
      • People-Watching in the Galápagos Islands by Mary Donaldson-Evans
      • Rescue at Notre Dame by Connie Kallback
      • Sarge by Michael C. Keith
      • Sleeping with Strangers in Patagonia by Dawn Matheson
      • The Widow by David Havird
      • Three for Letter by Sudha Balagopal
      • Waterman by Robert Kerbeck
    • Issue 26
      • A Daihatsu Doctor by Roland Barnes
      • Great Satan Meets the Axis of Evil by Elaine Barnard
      • I Eat a Sea Mammal by Richard LeBlond
      • Moravian Burial Ground, London by G.B. Ryan
      • Musical Chairs at Lakshmi Lodge by Olga Pavlinova Olenich
      • Personal Development by Michael C. Keith
      • Safari on Mors Island by Knud Sønderby
      • Scott’s Porridge Oates by Paul Gray
      • There was a Knock by Peter Marsh
      • Two Dirt Roads by Jacqueline Jules
      • Virtuality by Ivy Goodman
      • Windsock by Robert Boucheron
    • Issue 27
      • Crying Wolf by Judy Upton
      • Death Valley Site 36 by Laura Wyckoff
      • In and Around Seoul-1992 by Clare Goldfarb
      • In The Land of Milk and Honey by Harold Ginn
      • Kundalini Yoga at the YMCA by Rob Dinsmoor
      • On Being American in Europe by Carrie Camp
      • Pennsylvanians in Rome by Dan Morey
      • Plan by James B. Nicola
      • Tales of a Middle-Aged Traveler by Kathy Dunkerley
      • The Keys by Dorene O’Brien
      • The Meteor Crater by Beth Escott Newcomer
      • Those Who Host and Those Who Guest by DM O’Connor
    • Issue 28
      • A Conversation with James R. Benn
      • A Grand Failure by Charles Edward Brooks
      • A Man of Property by Robert Boucheron
      • Arrivederci by Louise Turan
      • Emily by Elaine Barnard
      • Imagicon Farm by Victor Robert Lee
      • Library Days by Mike Nagel
      • New World Wasteland by James B. Nicola
      • Night Flight to a C Class Ward by Nick Harden
      • Tel el Amarna by David A. Watson
      • The Garden of Extinction by Sam Grieve
      • The God That Smiles by Daniel DeLeón
    • Issue 29
      • Bite Me by Jeanine Pfeiffer
      • Cancer Clinic by Tom Mahony
      • Engineering Logic by Jennifer E. Miller
      • I Wanna Know What Love Is by Terry Barr
      • Manna by Kenneth P. Gurney
      • Massaged in Vein by Sabrina Harris
      • On the Oxford to York by Arianna S. Warsaw-Fan Rauch
      • Self-Portrait by Richard Luftig
      • Times Are Different in Port St. Joe by Rob Dinsmoor
      • Traveling Companion by Mary Beth Magee
      • Truly the Light is Sweet by Eric Maroney
      • Whose Fault? by Lenny Levine
    • Issue 3
      • Hold of the Passed by Rodney Nelson
      • Liar, Liar by Aida Zilelian
      • Magic Skin by Michael C. Keith
      • Matt Sartain
      • Medmur by Hugh Fox
      • My David Attenborough moment by Cath Barton
      • Photo Club Project by Jennine Capó Crucet
      • Rites by Paul Kavanagh
      • Stevie and Louie by Mike Connor
      • The Shooting Party by Jack Frey
      • This Lack Of Maps by John Grey
    • Issue 30
      • Dream Job by AN Block
      • Hunt by Elliot Greiner
      • Japanese Taxis and Elementary Incidents by Anthony Head
      • Mt. Gretna by James B. Nicola
      • R.O.T. Rallies by Jill Hawkins
      • Rome 1973 by Todd McKie
      • The Flyer in the Train by Charles G. Chettiar
      • The Great One by Lou Gaglia
      • The Paperboy Incident by Frank Morelli
      • The Sweetest Sound by Mary Donaldson-Evans
      • The Taxi I Called by Saundra Norton
      • The Vomit Comet To Koh Tao by Brennen Fahy
    • Issue 31
      • Chariot by Tamra Plotnick
      • Goodbye to the Family Car by Elliot Greiner
      • Hitchhiker by Joe Albanese
      • Hsi-Wei and the Good by Robert Wexelblatt
      • La Tomatina by Robert Mangeot
      • Lost and Found in Russia by Judy S. Richardson
      • One Star by Sharon Frame Gay
      • The Acute and the Grave by Scott Dominic Carpenter
      • The Finn in Cochin by Olga Pavlinov Olenich
      • The Mystery of the Stairs by George Moore
      • The Ups and Downs by Kelly Wylde
      • What Do Mares Eat? by Rob Dinsmoor
    • Issue 32
      • A Conversation with Dietrich Kalteis
      • A World of Eternal Silence by Alistair Rey
      • Angie’s Wedding by Charles Joseph Albert 
      • Farmer Joe by Ruyi Wen
      • Holy Water by Karen Fayeth
      • Random Violence by R. Gerry Fabian
      • Saving Face by Daniel L. Link
      • Strangers on a Train by James B. Nicola
      • The Man With No Outlines by Tushar Jain
      • The Museum of Unwearable Shoes by Gene Twaronite
      • The Thing On My Plate by J. Allen Whitt
    • Issue 33
      • Alimentary Proof by Gene Twaronite
      • Cupcake Mistake by Glen Donaldson
      • Elfin by Owen Traylor
      • Location Sluts by Joan Frank
      • Miles of Asphalt by Katie Frankel
      • Monseigneur by Don Noel
      • Passport Control by Jean L. Kreiling
      • Song of the Highway by Sharon Frame Gay
      • The GENEration Pyramid by Rob Dinsmoor
      • The Priority Line by David Macpherson
      • The Return of the Railroad Bull: A Conversation with Sheldon Russell
    • Issue 34
      • Alys of the Red Monks by M. T. Ingoldby
      • Centerpieces at the Inn by James B. Nicola
      • Commencement Address by Carl James Grindley
      • Hsi-wei’s Visit to Ko Qing-zhao by Robert Wexelblatt
      • My Nephews and Nieces Will Boast with Pride by Michael Coolen
      • Noise by Brian James Lewis
      • One Kind of Traveler by Mike Dillon
      • One, Two, Three, Hike! by Lawrence Morgan
      • Surf’s Up! by Rob Dinsmoor
      • Tall Tale by Daniel Galef
      • The Buzzing by Philip Barbara
      • The Jagalchi Fish Market by Elaine Barnard
    • Issue 35
      • Arizona by James B. Nicola
      • Border Crossing by Diane G. Martin
      • Fishermen by Joe Mills
      • Half as Smart by Dixon Hearne
      • Homesick by Matthew Mitchell
      • Howard at Ravenswood by Rob Dinsmoor
      • Life Is Grand by Mark Halpern
      • Low Season in Grado by Gary Singh
      • Oh, Pardon by Matthew Menary
      • Pathetic Fallacy by Anum Sattar
      • The Treasure of Asō Lin by M.T. Ingoldby
      • Turkish Apple Harvest by Dave Gregory
      • Ubiquitous by Thomas Piekarski
    • Issue 36
      • A Conversation with James Sale by Carol Smallwood
      • A Conversation with Matthew P. Mayo by Nicholas Litchfield
      • Armistice Day by Dan Morey
      • Divine Intervention by Sharon Frame Gay
      • Going to Edinburgh by Phillip Parotti
      • Lost at the Vatican by Judy S. Richardson
      • Lovesick Walrus Turns Up on Orkney Beach by Valerie Nieman
      • My Knee Had an Itch by Richard Charles Schaefer
      • No Lasting Trace by Joe Giordano
      • The Novice Tightrope Walker by Simone Tropea
      • Travel Planning by Gail Tyson
      • You Turned Twenty-Five in EuroDisney by Matt Mason
    • Issue 37
      • “First Drafts Should Be Handwritten,” He Advises by Cat Dixon
      • asphalt ribbons by Lee Clark Zumpe
      • Canto 4 by James Sale
      • LaLa Land by Lori Barrett
      • Octopus by Christie B. Cochrell
      • Security by Rob Dinsmoor
      • Sizing Up by Valerie Nieman
      • Squirrel Pie and the Golden Derrière by Scott Dominic Carpenter
      • The Accidental Peacemaker by Mary Donaldson-Evans
      • Touched by the (Tuscan) Sun by Olga Pavlinova Olenich
      • Windfall by Don Noel
    • Issue 38
      • A Conversation with Timothy J. Lockhart
      • Captions by James B. Nicola
      • Doing Laundry in Yalikavak by Mike Barrett
      • Excess Baggage By Rob Dinsmoor
      • Heart of New York by Emil Rem
      • Hippasus of Metapontum by Robert Perron
      • On Reading Too Many of Those Artsy Poems Where the Imagination is Lofted a Wee Bit High by DeWitt Clinton
      • Passing By by George Moore
      • Properly Naked by Julie Wakeman-Linn
      • The Christ Moment by Robert Beveridge
      • Wanderlost by Ian C. Smith
      • What’s So Funny? A Love Story by Linda Boroff
    • Issue 39
      • At the Threshold by R.F. Mechelke
      • Boiled Pork by Suzanne Brøgger
      • Cause and Effect by Tom Bont
      • Druich by James B. Nicola
      • Mr. O’Brien’s Last Soliloquy by Robert Garner McBrearty
      • Not One Before Another by Frank Mundo
      • Pets in Texas by Rick Joy
      • Show Me the Bust of Marcus Agrippa by Christie B. Cochrell
      • Three Strikes by Tim Frank
      • Time, That Stalker by Ian C. Smith
      • Truck Stop by Rob Dinsmoor
      • Why Paris, once again Paris? by Steven Ray Smith
    • Issue 4
      • An Old Feud by Micah Dean Hicks
      • Circle Bread by Benjamin Winship
      • Compassion by Tim Conley
      • Dented by Katherine Hinkebein
      • Email to a Lazy Coworker by Xenia Hanna
      • Jenny Starr-Busch Johnson
      • Lola by Lisa Abellera
      • The End of the Thing by Anthony Malone
      • The English Channel by John Sobieck
      • The Memory of Laughter by Paulina Shur
      • Waiting For The Train by Howard Waldman
      • Walk Out by Eric G. Müller
    • Issue 40
      • Bad Week at the Goliath Hotel, Paris by John Sierpinski
      • Green Acres by David Klein
      • It Looks Ridiculous by Robert Feinstein
      • Leave the Cannoli by Matthew Snyderman
      • Mildred by Robert Wexelblatt
      • Miniatures by Valerie Nieman
      • Monkey Steal, Monkey Drool by JL Smither
      • on the fifth anniversary of her death by Lee Clark Zumpe
      • Sky by DeWitt Clinton
      • That Sinking Feeling by Rob Dinsmoor
      • Tis the Lord’s Work by Stephen McQuiggan
    • Issue 41
      • Abaris the Hyperborean to His Golden Arrow by Daniel Galef
      • Around Saskatchewan by Richard Luftig
      • Forty Years Ago by Ron Singer
      • International Arrival by Jennifer Swallow
      • Looking for Brahm by Mickey J. Corrigan
      • McMaster by Robert Boucheron
      • Practical French Lessons by James Gallant
      • Round the Bend by Warren Merkel
      • Rowing In Dulce de Leche by Summer Koester
      • the ligustrum needs pruning by Lee Clark Zumpe
      • The Montparnasse Moon Shot by Robert Mangeot
      • The Sugar Hop by E.O. Connors
      • The Woodcutter: A Conversation with Sheldon Russell
    • Issue 42
      • A Businessman in Kilimantuk by Michael Robinson Morris
      • Bijou by Mary Donaldson-Evans
      • Don’t Blink or You’ll Miss It by Mary Kreienkamp
      • Hall’s Gap, Easter, 1972 by Ian C. Smith
      • Harrisburg by James B. Nicola
      • Junk Mail by Rob Dinsmoor
      • Junk, Ready to Buy by Richard Key
      • Making It to the Other Side of the Lake by Dan A. Cardoza
      • Sometimes Town by Richard Luftig
      • The Sinkhole that Ate Los Angeles by Gardner Mounce
      • Translove by Marc Harshman
    • Issue 5
      • A Proof of Murphy’s Law by Morgan Shafter
      • Apple-Eaten Heathen by Erika Ostergaard
      • Chevyitz, the Ram by Michael Postel
      • Coming, Ready Or Not by Benjamin Kensey
      • Evensong at Ripon Cathedral by Joan L. Cannon
      • Mission Accomplished by U Ebiz
      • Of Checkers and Noodle Soup by Matt Mok
      • Ordinary Deckhand by Wayne Lee
      • Storming the High Hill by Richard Bell
      • The Brenner Pass by Bruce Gatenby
      • Tourist Attractions by A.L. Means
    • Issue 6
      • Incarnations by Olga Pavlinova Olenich
      • Kleinkunst by Charles Haddox
      • Le Caprice Bar, Mykonos by Laury A. Egan
      • No Place to Roost by Kat Rohr
      • Oscar Wilde’s Father’s Cat by Nicholas Rasche
      • Patience by Lorraine Caputo
      • Ragtop by Rick Hartwell
      • The Adventures of Root Beer Float Man by Michael Frissore
      • The Adversary by Tom Mahony
      • The Warning Label by Caroline Harvey
      • Wyoming at Home by Rasmenia Massoud
    • Issue 7
      • A Conversation with Augustine Funnell
      • Before the Visa Expires by Elizabeth Kate Switaj
      • Dr. Dream by Lou Gaglia
      • Florida National Guard Invades Cuba by Vanessa Blakeslee
      • I like your deer’s moustache, and other Lithuanian tales by Rijn Collins
      • on the stairs by Michael J. Berntsen
      • Precious Treasure Chicken by Will Buckingham
      • Southern Flee by Matt Baganz
      • Supernova by Nicholas Rombes
      • The Door by Justin Paul Walters
      • The Smell of Summer Asphalt by Michael C. Keith
      • The Tip by Michelle Webster-Hein
    • Issue 8
      • Alme by Michael C. Keith
      • Down with Bodo by Gordon West
      • Getting Lucky by Kathie Giorgio
      • Mesozoic Man by Chuck Redman
      • My Vagine by Martina Clark
      • Notes on my Father by Kate McCahill
      • Reception by Valentina Cano
      • Safety School by Scott Younkin
      • Talisman by Paul Kavanagh
      • The Hip Chick by Samantha Memi
      • Time for Joy by Amie McLaughlin
    • Issue 9
      • Bloody Driving Gloves by Hector S. Koburn
      • Jogging Through Jane Austen by Joe Mills
      • November Poem by Joan L. Cannon
      • Nowhere…Because It’s There by William Hillyard
      • Of Love and Monkeys by Heather Corrigan
      • Paris Is A Woman by Jerry Levy
      • The Ride by William Matthew McCarter
      • Trunyan by Douglas Cole
      • Where I Go When I’m Not Listening to You by Susan Kelley
      • Wild Lands by Ryan Priest
      • You and I Have Something in Common by Brian Conlon
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Archived Issue 30

Published: June 1, 2017

Featured Writers

AN Block

Charles G. Chettiar

Lou Gaglia

Todd McKie

Mary Donaldson-Evans

Brennen Fahy

Anthony Head

Frank Morelli

Elliot Greiner

Jill Hawkins

James B. Nicola

Saundra Norton

June 2017 – Issue 30

FICTION

  • "Dream Job" AN Block
  • "The Flyer in the Train" Charles G. Chettiar
  • "The Great One" Lou Gaglia
  • "Rome 1973" Todd McKie

POETRY

  • "Hunt" Elliot Greiner
  • "R.O.T. Rallies" Jill Hawkins
  • "Mt. Gretna" James B. Nicola
  • "The Taxi I Called" Saundra Norton

CREATIVE NON-FICTION

  • "The Sweetest Sound" Mary Donaldson-Evans
  • "The Vomit Comet To Koh Tao" Brennen Fahy
  • "Japanese Taxis and Elementary Incidents" Anthony Head
  • "The Paperboy Incident" Frank Morelli

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