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POETRY
SUPHIL LEE PARK A Small Eulogy
EMMA TRELLES Thank You for Reminding Me
SHANGYANG FANG Whether a Marble Confirms Its Feeling of the Field / Story
NATALIE SCENTERS-ZAPICO Present This Receipt to CBP / Agent
MELISSA CROWE I want to tell you what poverty gave me—
EMELIE GRIFFIN Sera
ALDO AMPARÁN The House Has Teeth / A History
YERRA SUGARMAN Sonnet for the Imaginary Lover (I) / Sonnet for the Imaginary Lover (IV)
YANYI Catullus 85 / Detail / Dream of the Divided Field
TYREE DAYE Don’t Say Love Just Signal
BENJAMIN PALOFF Of Glory
CHRISTOPHER KONDRICH I Side with Myself. I Touch My Face
OSCAR OSWALD The Young Herdsman
SARAH GRIDLEY Noah / Prose / Solarium
FICTION
HISHAM BUSTANI Packing for a Trip to the Sea
Translated by Alice Guthrie
SCOTT BLACKWOOD There Is Only You
GREGORY SPATZ Use a Metronome
NICOLE CUFFY A Delivery
BLAIR HURLEY The Annotations
ALICE GREENWAY Past Perfect
NONFICTION
Reckonings
MAY-LEE CHAI Unfilial
JULIE RIDDLE If Swans Could Speak
Reader’s Notebook
LEATH TONINO RIP, Chuck, But I Doubt It [posted on Literary Hub]
Investigations
JENN SHAPLAND You Are Glowing with Crystal White Light!
Explorations
MAREK ZAGAŃCZYK Berlin Views
Translated by Jakob Ziguras
PERFORMANCE PIECES
JOHN COTTER Four Monologues
INTERVIEW
NATHANIEL G. NESMITH Doing It His Way: Ademola Olugebefola’s Long and Varied Career in the Arts
REDISCOVERIES
THE BROTHERS GRIMM Mr. Korbes