Issue 3: Summer 2021
Fiction
Our Mother Told Us
by Diana Wagman
Interviews
Whose Land Is This?: A Conversation with Kazim Ali
by Abbie Reese, Kazim Ali
Essays/Nonfiction
Fall 2011: A Journal
by Kazim Ali
Poetry
“Stilled Life,” “Through a Window in Winter,” “Labyrinth,” “Columbarium”
by Michelle Bitting
Fiction
Tegucigalpa
by Mark Haber
Eye of the Beholder
Dual Existence: Writing the Conscious Child
by Marisa Silver
Poetry
“Good Morning,” “Wrong Question”
by Jordan Smith
Fiction
Re: The Devil’s in the Details
by Lincoln Michel
Neighborhoods Project
The Afterlife of Detritus: MacArthur Park
by Judith Freeman, Anthony Hernandez
Neighborhoods Project
The Neighborhoods Project
by David L. Ulin
Interviews
On Writing—Writers in Conversation: Maggie Nelson and Hari Kunzru
by Hari Kunzru, Maggie Nelson
Poetry
“Rock Garden in the Back Yard with a Ghost Tree and an Evergreen,” “Stay,” “Disappearing Act”
by Diane Mehta
Eye of the Beholder
The Memory Demos
by Alistair McCartney
Music
Salidummay
by Ina Cariño
Poetry
“Club,” “Oizys, Goddess of Anxiety,” “Lines En Route to Pennsylvania”
by Maggie Millner
Poetry
“Doing the Work,” “Nice While it Lasted,” “The Best Time to Plant a Tree was Twenty Years Ago,” “Sonnet”
by Ifoghale Eguwe
Responses
The Wuhan Survivor Tree
by Mara Mills
Remembrance
Marvin Bell: A Discussion of his Career with Christopher Merrill and David St. John
by David St. John, Christopher Merrill, David L. Ulin
Remembrance
After the Fact
by Marvin Bell, Christopher Merrill
Remembrance
Emeritus Talk: Bloody Brainwork
by Marvin Bell
