Fall 2015

Poetry

• Justin Boening

  How I Came to Rule the World 

• Alex Dimitrov

  Chance Visitors 

• Thomas Sayers Ellis

  Chuck Town 

• Elizabeth Metzger

  Cellar Below Heaven 

• Joyce Carol Oates

  Bloodline, Elegy: Su Qijian Family, Beijing

• Colleen O’Brien

  The Interpretation of Dreams 

• Talin Tahajian

  Image as Fishmongers

• Peter Twal

  One of the Ways that We Show Our Age 

• Anna Rose Welch

  Ravishment 

Fiction

• Chris Feliciano Arnold

  Cracolándia

• Beth Bosworth

  Love

• Bonnie Jo Campbell

  My Sister is in Pain

• Michael Croley

  Solid Ground

• Jesse Goolsby

  Feed

• Eric Magnuson

  The Men of Minneapolis are Scared to Provide

• Ross Nervig

  Jens

• Caitlin O’Neil

  The Body

Drama

• Nina Wieda

  Monstrification of Eastern Europe

Nonfiction

• Krista Eastman

  Animals

• Dickson Lam

  What’s in a Name?

• Kisha Lewellyn Schlegel

  Empire Builder 

Review

• Leland Cheuk

  On Genre Blending: The Tusk That Did The Damage by Tania James and Now We Will Be Happy by Amina Gautier

• Melissa Dickey

  “Everything Ought to Keep on Going”: Gillian Conoley’s Peace

• John Domini

  Skullduggery & Compassion: On Watch Me Go by Mark Wisniewski

• Kate Fox

  The Grim Truth of Folk and Fairy Tales: The Well Speaks of Its Own Poison by Maggie Smith

• Deborah Helen Garfinkle

  Conquering the Conqueror: Heriberto Yépez’s The Empire of Neomemory

• John James

  “Our Sky, Bereft”: Ansel Elkins’s Blue Yodel

• Margaree Little

  So Much as a Tremor: Fady Joudah’s Textu

• Mira Rosenthal

  The Languor and Airy Tenderness of Patrizia Cavalli’s My Poems Won’t Change the World 

• Corey Van Landingham

  On Excerpts from a Secret Prophecy by Joanna Klink