Fall 2016: The Poetics of Science

Poetry

• Jordie Albiston

  scandium; lithium; cadmium; zirconium

• R. M. Haines

  Medusae (II)

• Laura Kolbe

  Dissecting Blade 

Fiction

• L. Shapley Bassen

  What Can the Matter Be?

• Lee Conell

  Unit Cell

• Benjamin Kolp

  Between Stars 

Drama

• Karen Malpede

  Extreme Whether: Act I

Review

• Hilda Johnston

  The Prodigious Energy of Life

Nonfiction

• Corrina Carter

  The Thylacine: A Striped Haunting

• Jonathan Farmer

  “All We Can Say”: On Politics

• E. A. Farro

  Spartina 

• Jennifer Bowen Hicks

  An Inquiry into Epigenetics

• Shayla Love

  Crystalline

• Karen Luper

  Magnet 

• Ravi Mangla

  The Great Unknown

• Natalie Mesnard and Patrick Donald Watson

  The Half-Sacred Disease 

• Sarah Rose Nordgren

  On the Fabric of the Body

• Boyd Norton

  Excerpt from Tickling the Dragon’s Tail: How I Once Blew Up a Nuclear Reactor and Went on to Save the World’s Wild Places

• Joseph Osmundson

  The Selfish Queen

• Dawne Shand

  The Garden of Biodiversity’s Snake

• Jamie Zvirzdin

  Observations of a Science Editor: If Romantic Scientists Pilfered Fiction’s Toolbox, You Can Too