Spring 2013

Special Feature

• David Baker

  Hunger to Hunger: Hungry / Foame | An Introduction

• Various Poets

  Hunger to Hunger: Hungry / Foame

Poetry

• Hilary Vaughn Dobel

  On the Distance of the Painter’s Arm 

• Michael Hulse

  Swiss National Day in Lavigny

• Anna Journey

  Three Poems 

• Andrew Kozma

  Ode to the Tiny, Red, Stupid Bugs That Cluster on My Mailbox; Ode to the Male Honeybee; Ode to the Love Bug 

• Eric Pankey

  Speculation on the History of Drawing; Speculation on the Little Ice Age

• Shelley Puhak

  Elaine of Corbenic, Lancelot’s Baby-Momma, Meets Guinevere at the Employee Picnic; Lancelot Questions the Clairvoyant 

Fiction

• H.V. Chao

  My Father’s Hand 

• Tara Goedjen

  Dear Cousin 

• Natalie Mesnard

  Prayer 

• Ersi Sotiropoulos

  Even in Paradise, Someone Will Be Bluffing . . . 

• Claire Vaye Watkins

  Wasteland, Wasteland, Wasteland

• Nancy Zafris

  Man in Circles

Essay

• Jill Bialosky

  The Unreasoning Mask: The Shared Interior Architecture of Poetry and Memoir

• Hannah Brooks-Motl

  The Smallest Space: Lyric Aphorism in Contemporary Poetry

• Marsha McGregor

  The Door 

Review

• Rachel Abramowitz

  The Dangers of Enchantment: Heather Christle’s The Trees The Trees 

• Joelle Biele

  On Art and Katrina: Brad Richard’s Motion Studies 

• Micah Bateman

  His City Repeats Itself: Wayne Miller’s The City, Our City 

• Gerald Duff

  “A Thought Turned to Stone”: David Madden’s London Bridge in Plague and Fire

• John James

  Domestic Threat: Lucia Perillo’s On the Spectrum of Possible Deaths

• Ryan McDermott

  The Ivy Power: Don Lee’s The Collective

• Jane Rose Porter

  On Suddenly, A Knock on the Door by Etgar Keret

• Mira Rosenthal

  The Voice Under the Voice of Every Casual Word: Tom Sleigh’s Army Cats

• Amy Wright

  An Arch Under the Instep: Sven Birkertsʼ The Other Walk