POETRY
Grey Sparrow’s National Treasure is Ada Limón, the 24th United States Poet Laureate.
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Crucible and Photograph, John Sibley Williams
Child Coloring in a War Zone, Jim Tilley
What You Hear in a Storm, Pat Hanahoe-Dosch
The Mingling of Dust, James B. Nicola
My Song of Guernica, Marc Janssen
Summer after the Coup, Frank C. Modica
Talk to Each Other, Jennifer M. Phillips
Camping Belle Vue, Jenny Hockey
Coolerator, Bonnie McClellan [Editor’s Note: Poet McClellan’s first publication]
At the Calling of a Faint, Otherworldly Voice, Larry D. Thomas
The Beehive, Patrick Theron Erickson
The Museum of Human Mistakes, Vern Fein
To Become Water, Michael T. Young
Sonnet for the Child of Rain Remembered, Paul Ilechko
the clean, pleasing, Robert Tremmel
The Rationed Wait of the Soldier, Mark Mazzoli
Galápagos Land Iguana: Poem, John Delaney, Photograph, Andrew Delaney
FLASH FICTION
Fingerlings, Tessa Ellison Rossi
Brief Serpent Tale, Charles Springer
The Woman Who Cared Too Much, Patrick Parks
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Life Coach, Michael Bloor
If I Were a Golden Pheasant, Veronica Klash
The blue of midday, the black of midnight, Chitra Gopalakrishnan
Cactus Cradle with Bojan Louis, Diana Marie Delgado, and Sarah Kortemeier is retired.
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