Fall 2012

Poetry

• Rafael Acevedo Translated by Erica Mena

  Silent Dragon

• Adam Clay

  The Idea of Home as a Haunt

• Carol Ann Davis

  September 7, 2001; To Ottla on the Subject of Our Ablation

• Rochelle Hurt

  Diorama of a Funeral; Diorama of a Tiny Death

• Christopher Phelps

  Nursing Home; Embodiment

• Elizabeth Lindsey Rogers

  Margin, Error; Wanted

• Anne Shaw

  Small Bang Theory

• Layli Long Soldier

  H^e Sapa

Fiction

• Amanda Aszman

  Over the Peace Line

• Shavonne Clarke

  Time Capsule

• Anne Germanacos

  Undertaking

• Hannah Pass

  Remedy

• Helen Maryles Shankman

  The Golem of Zukow

• Elizabeth Kate Switaj

  The Woman You Don’t Expect

Essay

• Julia Cohen

  Self-Machinationⁱ & Motesⁱⁱ: an Essay on Attempt

• Thomas Glave

  The Bloodpoeple in the Language

• Karen Malpede

  How to Know the Unbearable

• Khaled Mattawa

  Libya’s Day of Liberation: One Year On

• Anna Sun

  The Diseased Language of Mo Yan

Interview

• Anna Journey

  A Conversation with Anna Journey: Q & A with Davis McCombs’s Graduate Poetry Course

Review

• Vanessa Blakeslee

  Evening Blueness in the West: Gerald Duff’s Blue Sabine

• Patrick Dacey

  Uncommon Vision: Melanie Rae Thon’s In This Light: New and Selected Stories

• Jenny Johnson

  Questions of Citizenship: Alice Notley’s Songs and Stories of the Ghouls

• Andrew McFadyen-Ketchum

  On Manoleria by Daniel Khalastchi

• M. Lynx Qualey

  Geography and One’s Own Room: Adania Shibli’s We Are All Equally Far from Love

• Rachel Richardson

  Art of Losing: On Raptus by Joanna Klink

• Lauren Goodwin Slaughter

  Hurtling Along: on Ennui Prophet by Christopher Kennedy

• Theodore Wheeler

  Confidence Men: Christopher Narozny’s Jonah Man