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Issue 157
Winter 2019
Wednesday, January 15, 2020
Essay
An Introduction to the Video Essays
Sarah Minor
Video Essay
Hands
Maya Best
Video Essay
Unearthing I, II, III
Rebecca Nakaba
Poetry
MY MOSQUE IS THE HOUSE NEXT DOOR OWNED BY YOUR NEIGHBOR IMRAN THE IMAM
Dujie Tahat
Poetry
The Contract
J. Estanislao Lopez
Poetry
Constants
J. Estanislao Lopez
Poetry
filé
Aurielle Marie
Poetry
adamsville
Aurielle Marie
Poetry
i saw in louisiana, that which these eyes can't unsee
Aurielle Marie
Poetry
Given a Song: Ghost Dance
Ed Roberson
Poetry
All You Like
Ed Roberson
Poetry
How
Ed Roberson
Poetry
Night Voice
Ed Roberson
Poetry
Sometimes Unsaid
Ed Roberson
Poetry
Incomplete
Ed Roberson
Poetry
Burn
Anzhelina Polonskaya
Poetry
You told me that my home is gone
Anzhelina Polonskaya
Poetry
I Call on My Uncle Cullen, Recently Dismembered
Emily Nason
Poetry
Sputnik
James Armstrong
Poetry
Off the Gunflint
James Armstrong
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