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Page 91 from Issue 80

It's not so bad to be wrong: everything on earth can be burned. We're making earth safe for ... the holy, like lamps on airfield runways, set out by children who believe all things. * * * 91 Issue ... Page 91 from Issue 80 EMPTY The room with a knife. The room with wooden floors, wooden rafters, ...
Fiction

Free Lunch at the Poseidon

Erin Gnidziejko-Smith
when they’re safely away from the Ocean Five and Dime and Little Bill has stopped looking behind him ... kids out of the sun.” “I guess you’re right,” Little Bill says. “Of course I am,” says Crystal. They ... “They can’t make you pay for a sandwich like that.” “I don’t know, Crystal. It’s kind of wrong.” “You’re ...
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Page 80 from Issue 64

way down when the stores opened. I had to look like a shopper so they wouldn't ask me to ... that my business you're minding?" He took out another piece and crammed it into his ... They sat with stooped shoulders and folded arms, staring at their feet, each with a vague, puzzled look ...
Craft Essay

Fashioning a Text: Finding the Right Fit

Michael Steinberg
present self. I wanted to see if I could explain how a teenage baseball fanatic turned out to be a writing ... meeting, my editor said, “You’re trying to cover too much ground.” She pulled out a chapter and walked me ... something he could excel at. As it turns out, becoming a baseball pitcher was that something. And so, the ...
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Page 496 from Issue 63

from one arm. She was wearing a kerchief and a winter coat. "Where going Sie, little ... taken care of; wash, clean, making beds." A short distance from where they stood the road ... beyond. The sky was blue and still. The leaves were motion' less on the trees, as if they were ...
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Page 111 from Issue 80

made." I remember how light the price seemed. "The process is slow." 111 Issue 80 page ... Page 111 from Issue 80 In a humiliating mercy, Aurora came. Before I was aware of her she was ... there. A surge lifted through me; dimly I felt the brush of her jets, her arms as they cradled me down. ...
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Page 99 from Issue 112

Fall / Winter 2002
all the way to Arizona. I can see where we came from and where we're going. 99 Issue 112 page ... and animals, the long-dead animals-turned to bone and ammonia, tree and ether, duff. Javelina, elk, ... Page 99 from Issue 112 On the way back a wild horse follows us, two horses grazing, lapping the ...
Poetry

All American: First Grade Class Poto; Neither Paradise Nor Below, Nor Up Nor Down; Rag for the Cornish Prayer Rag Tree

William Olsen
Cornish Prayer Rag Tree Print Pages:  Page 80 from Issue 114 William Olsen All-American: First Grade Class ... like windows in Rear Window) flashed in the light (there is no other light) we're all well on ... the other side of now: there where all our longing was to be older whatever outlasts that flash, was ...
Interview

At the Junction of Loss and Love: Lilly Dancyger’s Negative Space

Lilly Dancyger
Laura Joyce-Hubbard
caught in that afternoon light where they both lived, in a too-short moment––her child hand holding onto ... get a fresh perspective from people who hadn't read all of the previous drafts—to see what they ... scenes in Negative Space are from your childhood. There's one where you're walking along with ...
Interview

I'm Not Interested in Mastery: An Interview with Lara Mimosa Montes

Tyler Barton
Lara Mimosa Montes
at the turns the lines take. But I felt all these things while also feeling overwhelmed. I was in ... process. I often consulted with bodyworkers—they appear in the book. There were so many parts of myself ... “writing,” even as I acknowledge they are necessary to this process of deciding what becomes the surface, the ...

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