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ISSUE 7.2
SPRING 2020

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Issue 7.2 Contents

Soma Pradhan, "The Town Emerges"

Fiction

Space Camp — Amanda Baldeneaux

Prey — Janelle Blasdel

Audible Cities — Robert Boucheron

Hercules — Jennafer D’Alvia

One Daughter Weeping — Randall Van Nostrand

Nonfiction

Aunt Mary — Margaret Erhart

Sandwiches — Brenda Miller & Julie Marie Wade

Three Twirls — Laura Grace Weldon

Dental Therapy — Geoff Martin

Poetry

Dear Nameless — Ed Granger

I Imagine Daniel Bryan Sometimes Feels Just Like I Do — Quinn Carver Johnson

Smoke in the distance is what’s left when the body cannot remember who it belongs to — Babo Kamel

Martha and Tooter — Joshua Kulseth

Navarre Ct & Alhambra Ct — Tom Laichas

Santa Clara Av — Tom Laichas

Elon Musk stands at the edge of my bed watching me sleep wearing a mask of my mother’s face — Nicole Mason

The Fire That Consumes All Before It — Dean Rader

The Devil — Sherre Vernon

At the Ventnor Botanic Garden, Isle of Wight — Marilyn Westfall

Interviews

Amanda Baldeneaux
Janelle Blasdel
Robert Boucheron
Jennafer D’Alvia
Margaret Erhart
Ed Granger
Quinn Carver Johnson
Babo Kamel
Joshua Kulseth
Tom Laichas
Geoff Martin
Nicole Mason
Brenda Miller & Julie Marie Wade
Dean Rader
Randall Van Nostrand
Sherre Vernon
Laura Grace Weldon
Marilyn Westfall