Table of Contents
Introduction
Introduction 24:2
Poems
Gary Young Two Poems: Gary Young
Virginia Bell [There’s that other Mom whose son really went through with it.], Reading Tolstoy at Twenty-One, and Crocus Vernus: Virginia Bell
James Croal Jackson #1: James Croal Jackson
W.D. Ehrhart W.D. Ehrhart: How Poems Are Created
Anita Lerek Sharing Skin: Anita Lerek
Katie Ciszek the kettle cries: Katie Ciszek
Annie Przypyszny THE DISAPPEARING GIRL: Annie Przypyszny
C. W. Bryan Holy Ground: C.W. Bryan
Matt Thomas Juice: Matt Thomas
Fatima Haidari David Keplinger Eight Rumi Poems translated by Fatima Haidari with David Keplinger
Carol Traynor-Mayer September Solstice: Carol Traynor-Mayer
Paul Wimer Simony: Paul Wimer
Edna Shochat Mother, Young Men Christian Association, Pope and Circumstances, From Breast Cancer to Neither/Closure, When the Time Arrives: Edna Shochat
Sean Lause Hotel Breakers: Sean Lause
Nipuni Ranaweera The lost poems, “Cut a banana leaf,” A Trimester to remember-The Police chief, The Forest officer, and the Suitcase 2021: Nipuni Ranaweera
Reviews
Indran AmirthanayagamEstha Weiner This Insubstantial Pageant by Estha Weiner: reviewed by Indran Amirthanayagam
Raúl Gómez JattinKatherine M. HedeenOlivia LottJeannine M. Pitas Almost Obscene: Raúl Gómez Jattin, translated by Katherine M. Hedeen and Olivia Lott–reviewed by Jeannine Marie Pitas
Jennifer FranklinJonathan Harrington If Some God Shakes Your House; Jennifer Franklin, reviewed by Jonathan Harrington
Candice-Louisa DaquinShweta Rao Garg Tainted by the Same Counterfeit: Candice Louisa Daquin, reviewed by Shweta Rao Garg
Translations
Giselle Lucia Navarro Poet’s Hands, Vortex: Giselle Lucia Navarro, translated by Indran Amirthanayagam
Flavio Kothe Serpent: D.H. Lawrence, Portuguese translation, commentary: Flávio R. Kothe