A Cezarija Abartis (spring 2016) Vanishing Point, Accidents, Act of Contrition, Cezarija Abartis’s Comments (fall/winter 2016) Addictions Gale Acuff (summer 2008) Reception, Steps, Weather, Special Relativity, Gale Acuff’s Comments Carol Everett Adams (fall/winter 2019) Disney Vacation, I Save Us Both on Peter Pan’s Flight, There Are So Many Names of God, On the New Skyway at the Kansas City Zoo, The Persistence of World Showcase, Carol Everett Adams’s Comments Philip Alexander (winter 2004) Arctic Mint Whip Christopher Allen (fall/winter 2016) The Guy I Used to Date, What I Need to Tell People on the Train, Christopher Allen’s Comments Shane Allison (spring 2004) Afternoon Pleasures, Cheap and Easy, To Do List for Justin, Uncut, The Man Who Ate His Penis, Shane Allison’s Comments (winter 2010) Did You Read That Poem That Fag Wrote About Chris Meloni? Nicholas Alti (spring/summer 2020) blueprint for amen, in the way planets cast shadows & nettle blisters skin, pretty useless wishes, Nicholas Alti’s Comments Lou Amodeo (fall 2005) If You Leave Me Behind Now I Will Not Be the Same Janet Shell Anderson (fall 2013) Near Gethsemane Cemetary, Learning the Language of Crazy Men, Pine Ridge Is in My Heart Arlene Ang (winter 2006) Scrying sand, Bloom, Mid-afternoon Over Montreal, This is not the first time you tasted sand, Counting, Arlene Ang’s Comments (winter 2010) Excluding the Dead Girl from the Scene, Floating Face Down in the Water, We begin the day with two female corpses—, Undiscovered, Field Trip, Want, Arlene Ang’s Comments Anonymous (fall/winter 2016) Why Now? Cristin O’Keefe Aptowicz (winter 2011) The Night We Met, Green Umbrella, Lilith, Teacher Evaluations, Thank You for Your Interest in Our Fellowship, Cristin O’Keefe Aptowicz’s Comments (spring 2012) February, July, November, Cristin O’Keefe Aptowicz’s Comments Jules Archer (summer 2012) Personal Karaoke Time James Ardis (spring 2016) (In a pool of their own blood), (I walked with earbuds on), (You’re home and you’ve been home), (With her palms dirty in her best thoughts), James Ardis’s Comments Bob Arter (winter 2005) Pictures of You, The Big Texan, Mating Heather Austin (winter 2010) All Exits Are Final Nancy Au (spring/summer 2017) Louise B Grant Bailie (spring 2005) Know Your Material (winter 2008) Evidence (fall 2014) Strange Fruit Matt Baker (winter 2007) Landing on the Moon (fall 2008) Knuckleball (summer 2009) Reunion Rusty Barnes (spring/summer 2019) Early Memory: 1972 Flood, Gin-Soaked Boy, July Night, Revere Beach Boulevard, July Night, Revere Beach, Starless and Bible-Black, Combat Zone 1992: An Indictment, Poem on a Phrase from Kresimir Bagic, Rusty Barnes’s Comments, David Bates (fall 2008) 4 Years of Dreaming Bees, Black Jack, CamelBack, the Ex-Private Scott Beal (fall 2015) the octopus looks at a tree and thinks tentacle monster, the octopus makes unaccustomed shapes during the TNT halftime show, the octopus remembers its daughter’s preschool teacher, the other drives the octopus home from the Detroit Cobras show, the octopus looks up octopus on Wikipedia, Scott Beal’s Comments Sylvie Beauvais (spring 2012) Rosamonde Wakes Helen Beer (fall/winter 2020) Snowfall on Mt. Tam Matt Bell (spring 2005) Twenty Fingers, Five Pop Quizzes, Ground Rules Mike Berger (spring 2010) Sanctuary, The Old Fisherman, Walking in Rain Ethan Bernard (fall 2008) My Bargain with Sharks, Sudoku on the Subway, This Is the Part Where I Tell You Something You Didn’t Know, Ethan Bernard’s Comments Andrew Bertaina (fall/winter 2019) The Children Sleeping Alexander Best (summer 2005) Feet, This Poem’s About, The Book, Give Thanks #77, Can’t Put It in Words But I’ll Try, Alexander Best’s Comments (summer 2007) Translation from the Gay, A Poet Travels the World Wide Web, Hard-Won Poem, Alexander Best’s Comments Crispin Best (summer 2012) im balls deep in your dad Patricia Q. Bidar (fall/winter 2020) Ties That Bind, P.O.V., Three Ways—A Triptych of Love and Its Imprint, It Is the Summer of Skylab, Patricia Q. Bidar’s Comments Alan Black (fall 2004) Five Photographs Sharon Black (fall/winter 2016) Know Thyself, Dwelling, Four Pathologies, Being, On Seeing Through You, Sharon Black’s Comments Jeff Blechle (winter 2005) Frito’s Last Play (summer 2006) You Can’t Get Here from There C.L. Bledsoe (winter 2005) Moving, Must See, The Movies, C.L. Bledsoe’s Comments William C. Blome (fall/winter 2017) Stopped from Doing Carpentry, By Missing Philadelphia, What We Have Over There Laurel Blossom (winter 2004) Tropics N, The North Pole, Tropics S (summer 2010) Anchorage, Moscow, Noumea, Laurel Blossom’s Comments (spring 2014) The Invention of Loss Jerrod E. Bohn (fall 2013) Five Poems from Winter Gestations Paula Bomer (spring 2015) Cleveland Circle House Z.Z. Boone (fall 2009) Fat (fall/winter 2018) Mr. Dragit (spring/summer 2020) The Domovoi Eric Bosse (fall 2012) The Invisible World Kelly Boyker (summer 2011) Anatomy Lesson, Defenestration, The Double-Eyed Man, Naugahyde, Open Letter to the Developer of the X-Ray, Pillar Saint, Kelly Boyker’s Comments Robert J. Bradley (summer 2009) Nine Stories (spring/summer 2018) The Whitening Stella Brice (summer 2008) At Night, Long Ago, Her Snaky Locks, Some Holes, Billy Underground, How Is God?, Stella Brice’s Comments Gary Britson (spring 2005) The Cold (winter 2006) Riverbanking Karen Britten (fall 2011) The Miracle Jai Britton (winter 2007) Lucy of Eyes, The Garden of Tolerance and Truth, Gristle, Keraunophobia, A Runcible Spoon, Jai Britton’s Comments Anthony Bromberg (spring 2010) I Am Your Car Randall Brown (winter 2005) A Plane to Catch, Comfortable, Waiting for the Punch Line, Sucking Up the Sun, Toward the End Zone, Rabbit Head in Hand (spring 2009) Eight Micros, What Is Microfiction? A debate between microfictionists Joseph Young and Randall Brown (summer 2011) Agoraphobia, Eight Inches, Not Four, Here Goes, I Never Cried Again, Rain, Seriously Terri Brown-Davidson (fall 2004) Pre-Surgery: A Dream of Dead Dogs Lying Open-Mouthed by the Road, Epistemology (From the Perspective of Philosophy-School Dropout), When I Craved a Vision of Kahlo in the Bath, Dinosaur Bones: Forty-Six and Four, Madness, An Obsession with de Kooning, The Menopausal Recluse Courts the Ghosts of Good Will, The Neighbor’s Drawing, Terri Brown-Davidson’s Comments (spring 2005) Dear Reader, I Love the Third Person, Dian Fossey Clasps Digit’s Hair, Brown-Davidson’s Self-Centered Poem(s), Washing Grapes with Mei Li, The Transitory Self Confronted with Ant Hills, A Minuscule Wedge of Zen Brain-Space, Pre-Six Feet Under: If I Never Sleep, To Be Conscious of the Self at the Exact Second It’s Released (spring 2006) The Mind Body Problem (spring 2008) This Primal Rapture: Five Poems (summer 2011) Blue Notes, Dangerous, The Impulse Toward Formalism, Assaulted and Beaten Senseless by Poetry, The Yellow-Room Moment, Terri Brown-Davidson’s Comments Emily Brungo (spring 2006) Czech Slut Chic (Prague, July 1999), Groundhog Day (1994)/The Last Temptation of Christ (1988), Freeway Lanes Daphne Buter (spring 2004) I Think You Should Bury That Cadaver, Feeling Lonely, Watching a Machine, I’m So Glad I’m Not Jesus, I’ll Tell You What I See Outside My Window, Don’t Buy Me This Crap, Will You?, Daphne Buter’s Comments (winter 2006) Five Photographs (spring 2007) Take Good Care of the Girls. Adios! (spring 2008) Blame It on the Bricks (summer 2010) Hell Dogs (winter 2013) Why Did You Visit the Zoo on a Day like This? (spring 2015) The Redemption of 1975, We All Have Brain Cancer, Where Do You Think You’re Going?, Daphne Buter’s Comments (fall/winter 2016) Shame on You, Bitch!, Daphne Buter’s Comments Vadim Bystritski (fall 2006) Bandiera Rossa, Gleb’s Story, The Last Leaf, Vadim Bystritski’s Comments C Gary Cadwallader (summer 2003) A Perfect Love (summer 2005) Tobias the Bruiser Grabs My Nickel, Those Men She Made Kings, The Meek Mary Caldwell-Cane (summer 2009) The Beginning of Over, the problem with virtual places, Ootheca, Mary Caldwell-Kane’s Comments Jeffrey S. Callico (spring 2005) Passage, The Training Room, Death Watch, The Ride Lauren Camp (spring/summer 2021) Estimated Arrival, How Can We Live Since Everything Will Certainly Change, Little Day of Resting, Lauren Camp’s Comments Billy Cancel (fall/winter 2016) that would be the trout’s ankles, to that clusterscrew take the ankle express, had eyes lke piss holes in the snow, swivel eyes declares, Billy Cancel’s Comments Lara Candland (spring 2010) a hoard of gems, globe—bashful—humming, the beetle’s ordination, the timbral flickers—, Lara Candland’s Comments Joshua Ben-Noah Carlson (spring 2010) Tide Pool (winter 2009) A Start Patrick Carrington (fall 2006) Searching for Things to Worship, La Jolla, Inking the Road Again, The Essex Jay Carson (fall 2015) Eschatology, Baroque, Buzzz, SAT Questions, Quick Affiliator, Jay Carson’s Comments Susan H. 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Cheryl Chambers’ Comments Ellen Champagne (fall 2003) Absorbed Jamez Chang (winter 2013) Tonight, Rhoden Robbins Throws a Fit, Arm & Hammer, Impossible Joy, Good Guy with a Gun, Jamez Chang’s Comments Kim Chinquee (fall 2005) Ragged Clothes (spring 2009) Eight Micros Ava C. Cipri (fall/winter 2017) Lydia, How I Came to This Place, Six Month Anniversary with Vermeer, Not That Woman, Thinking to Myself Post-Op at Father’s Bedside, Ava C. Cipri’s Comments Dave Clapper (spring 2005) Improbable Bodies, Spike. Resonance., Already Dead (winter 2010) Law & Order: The Rapture (fall/winter 2016) How Shame Shaped the American Presidential Election Jai Clare (fall 2005) Butterfly and Brittle Bones, too pristine, Limbo Hours (fall 2006) More Moments of Sheer Joy Adam McAlpine Clark (fall 2014) I: Our Prophecies William Clayton (fall/winter 2020) Notes on a History Michael Cohen (fall/winter 2017) Fallout Myfanwy Collins (summer 2004) Four Times Crossed, Ascension, Dishes, Skunked, Weak (spring 2007) Macaw, Infinity, Shame, Myfanwy Collins’s Comments (spring 2011) Blood Clot John Colvin (summer 2006) Rock (winter 2007) The Candy Tree Michael Cooper (spring 2012) The Love Boat, Andy’s Graffiti, Pink Lady, Sodium, Werewolves, Michael Cooper’s Comments Thomas Cooper (summer 2010) Storm Drain Bob Lydia Copeland (spring 2009) Nine Micros Graham Coppin (fall/winter 2016) Untold Love Story: To the man I never married because I chose shame instead, Graham Coppin’s Comments Anthony R. 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Cordello’s Comments Louie Crew (summer 2004) Your Rich Chocolate (winter 2007) Selected Gay Nursery Rhymes, Paradise in the Hood, Calling All Epic Seers, At the 25-Cent Movies, Louie Crew’s Comments (winter 2009) Lula Gaines, 1905-82 Natalie Crick (spring/summer 2017) Night Sky, Fire, The Lady and the Dandelion, Seascape, A Gift of Fruit, Natalie Crick’s Comments Sara Crowley (fall 2009) Ha Ha Bonk (summer 2012) Life Is Time Consuming (fall 2013) Back This Way D Roger D’Agostin (fall/winter 2020) Rats Barbara Daniels (spring 2006) Television, 1995, Assorted Hurts, Running, Barbara Daniels’ Comments Carl Miller Daniels (winter 2006) blue carpet, faltering, too beautiful, pure pleasures, thematic musings, beautiful male flesh, captured, Carl Miller Daniels’ Comments Nadine Darling (spring 2007) Radio, Arm, Five (spring 2014) Intervention, Rescue, 36 (fall 2015) An excerpt from She Came from Beyond Donavon Davidson (winter 2013) The Broom Closet, Scenes with a Black Cat, When the Lights Went Out, Donavon Davidson’s Comments Jim Davis (fall 2015) Red and Gold Ribbons, Sidewalk Closed, Spy in the Still Perfect Light, Lily of the Valley, To Capture Running Water in a Bucket, Jim Davis’s Comments John Davis Jr. (summer 2006) Where Our Tunnels Went, The Adolescent Litmus Test, Upon My Son’s Naptime, The Short End, To Jenny, Who Sold Me Her Lit. 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Dexter (fall/winter 2016) Goodbye, Homer, The Night Grandma Guzzled Bong Water, Crawlspace, Matthew B. Dexter’s Comments Salvatore Difalco (spring/summer 2019) Waking the Devil, Large Anthropomorphic Canary, Ancient in Chicken Years, Salvatore Difalco’s Comments Ryan Dilbert (fall 2008) Anything Was Anything, Selling the Mini-Dolphins, Silverfish, Thailand, Treasure Island Mary Ann Dimand (fall/winter 2019) Darkness with the Bright, The Menu, Tasking, A Catalog of Heroes, Words of the Collector, Mary Ann Dimand’s Comments Joe Donnelly (spring/summer 2019) Damien, Man vs. Box, Old Dead Hips, Playing wiffle ball with the invisible man, Riffing with the dalai lama, Joe Donnelly’s Comments William Doreski (fall 2015) Quatrains for the First of May, A Field Guide Just for You, Carnage Incarnate, How Little Horsepower Required, Our Dark Side of the Mountain, William Doreski’s Comments Danielle DuBois (summer 2012) Tender Problems Merridawn Duckler (spring/summer 2019) Intern, Deep Woods, Run, Merridawn Duckler’s Comments Monic Ductan (summer 2013) Dreaming in Louisiana, Green Pepper Story, In Appreciation of Men's Hands, Monic Ductan’s Comments Peggy Duffy (winter 2005) Suspension Gabe Durham (spring 2010) Fun Camp: Eight Flashes E Alison Eastley (summer 2004) Yellow Soap Signature, Yellow and Blue, 28, The Practice of Physiognomy, Horizon of the Sea, Epileptic Sour Herrings (fall 2012) My Beautiful Sleeping Hermaphrodite: By Day and By Night Stevie Edwards (winter 2011) Poem for My First Cigarette, The Story of a Weathered Woman, Sleepwalking Through Another Morning Commute, The Best Clean, Before We Bed Down into Loves We Won’t Keep Long, What Love Must Mean to You, Father Anne Elliott (summer 2007) War Craig English (winter 2006) Chesapeake Fred Phil Estes (summer 2009) Dream about my future, after the big bomb planes of the spy army swarm the capitol, Belgium, Belgium, Kansas City (Elegy to John Belushi), Colts Fan, Phil Estes’s Comments (winter 2010) Love Poem to Detective Megan Wheeler, Special Case Squad LA EnoaraF (a.k.a. Al Faraone) Cover Art, Issue 1, Summer 2003; Cover Art, Issue 2, Fall 2003; Cover Art, Issue 3, Winter 2004; Cover Art, Issue 4, Spring 2004; Cover Art, Issue 5, Summer 2004; Cover Art, Issue 7, Winter 2005; Cover Art, Issue 8, Spring 2005; Cover Art, Issue 9, Summer 2005; Cover Art, Issue 10, Fall 2005; Cover Art, Issue 11, Winter 2006; Cover Art, Issue 12, Spring 2006; Cover Art, Issue 13, Summer 2006; Cover Art, Issue 14, Fall 2006; Cover Art, Issue 15, Winter 2007; Cover Art, Issue 16, Spring 2007; Cover Art, Issue 17, Summer 2007; Cover Art, Issue 18, Fall 2007; Cover Art, Issue 19, Winter 2008; Cover Art, Issue 20, Spring 2008; Cover Art, Issue 21, Summer 2008; Cover Art, Issue 22, Fall 2008; Cover Art, Issue 23, Winter 2009; Cover Art, Issue 24, Spring 2009; Cover Art, Issue 25, Summer 2009; Cover Art, Issue 26, Fall 2009; Cover Art, Issue 27, Winter 2010; Cover Art, Issue 28, Spring 2010; Cover Art, Issue 29, Spring 2010; Cover Art, Issue 30, Fall 2010; Cover Art, Issue 31, Winter 2010; Cover Art, Issue 32, Spring 2010; Cover Art, Issue 33, Summer 2011; Cover Art, Issue 34, Fall 2011 David Erlewine (fall 2009) What I’d Say Ali Eteraz (fall 2011) A Dream: America 2060, Suicide Bomber on eBay, Forces of You Vivian Eyre (winter 2011) The Art of Becoming, What Follows, Late Interiors, The Sorry State of Paper Napkins, My Father’s Sketchbook, Vivian Eyre’s Comments F Adam Falkner (spring 2012) The War in Baltimore, Jazz on Rue de la Huchette, Part II: The Day Michael Dies, Poem for the Lovers at Pickerel Lake Katherine Fallon (fall/winter 2020) South Philadelphia, 2003: Name Forgotten, PlanetOut Date, Asheville, NC, 2000: BJ, Refusal, Folly Beach, SC, 2001: Name Forgotten, PlanetOut Date, Laguna Beach, CA, 1999: Heather, Screen Name Sapient4, Winston-Salem, NC, 2000: Kegan, Positive, Here, 2019: Wingspan, Cup, Katherine Fallon’s Comments (spring/summer 2021) Letters to Little Katie: Seven Poems Kerry Faraone (fall 2003) Photograph of George Washington Bridge Sean Farragher (spring 2005) Tsunami, No Milk and Cookies, Purgatory (winter 2010) Serial Murder: Invisible Color Runs Its Race to Cops on the Job in NYC Poetry Reading Houses Above Fond Repute in 1975 Jennifer Finstrom (summer 2013) Upper Peninsula Lumberjack: Andrew Finstrom, 1916, Caretaker, Twin Story, Cardiovascular Critical Care, University of Michigan Hospital, Jennifer Finstrom’s Comments Kathy Fish (summer 2004) Talking About Ernie Banks, The Lane Girls, Maidenhead to Oxford, Wren (winter 2007) Wild Yellow Dog, Giant Red Fox, Coffee, Laundry, Dry Cleaners: A Conversation with a Child, A Monkey’s Wedding, Bread (fall 2010) Blooms (spring 2015) Pulse, Kathy Fish’s Comments (fall/winter 2016) Possum, Kathy Fish’s Comments Craig Fishbane (spring/summer 2017) The Land of Smiles, Jack Kerouac Doesn’t Live Here Anymore, The New World Erin Fitzgerald (fall 2011) Signs and Symptoms, Wonder, The Right Thing to Do, Erin Fitzgerald’s Comments (summer 2012) I Wish I Was Kidding Matthew Fogarty (fall 2013) Air Raid, Willow, Stealing Copper, Matthew Fogarty’s Comments Heather Fowler (winter 2006) Vivandiere’s Pass Michael Fowler (fall 2004) 18 Wendy J. Fox (fall/winter 2020) The Center of the Circle Jason Fraley (fall 2006) A Letter Melodramatically Entitled Aftermath, Parable of Self-Discovery, I Heard About the End of the World in My Sunday School Class, A Room Full of Blind, Old Men, Rewriting Genesis, A Better View Stefanie Freele (summer 2008) The Space Between Two Sentences Kim Freeman (spring/summer 2017) Dandelion Seeds: The Legacy of Suicide David Fromm (summer 2003) Terrorist Network Rebekah Frumkin (fall 2006) The New Lincoln G David Gaffney (summer 2006) Special Pudding Lou Gaglia (spring 2011) Private Eye (fall 2013) About Beauty (fall 2015) Not Even Close Liz Gallagher (spring 2007) Roots: Sold to an Unidentified Telephone Bidder, Breakfast Cereals, Picasso, and a Sexual Snap, The Wrong Miracle, An Agenda in a Green Zone Daniel Gallik (fall 2004) One Distressed Male and His Moods, My Wife’s Marriage Defined in Third Person?Hopefully Distorted, Happily Awake, and Honestly Exposed, “Das hat kein Goethe g’shrieben, das hat kein Schiller g’dicht...”, A Goodbye from a Large Fish, Head of John the Baptist, Incoherent, Ideational Phantasms, Man’s Duty to Suppress Disturbances, The Endemic Race of Man, The Noncomplicity of Language Leads to the Advent of Massive Episodes, Daniel Gallik’s Comments (winter 2006) To Find Something Not There, The Iridescent Blue Body of Our World, The Continuous Horrible Spectacle, Daniel Gallik’s Comments (summer 2010) A Bustling Metropolis, Linn & the Woman on the Phone Should Run for Office, Middle Class Poetic Lives, The Tumble of Images in a Paradym, Soaring, Daniel Gallik’s Comments Martin Galvin (fall 2005) Goat Farming at Flat Rock, High-Heeled Woman, An Irish Lasagna, Old Photograph, Immigrant with Flowers, Martin Galvin’s Comments (fall 2007) Parentals, Summer Spikes, Gardener, Likenesses, Martin Galvin’s Comments (winter 2012) Fingering a Way to Count, Mummers’ Day on Broad Street, Tattooed Med Student, Second Light at the Uffizi, Martin Galvin’s Comments Faith Gardner (winter 2013) Lucky Beneficiary Chris Garson (fall 2013) Sunshiney Day, Pulse, Let the Sky, Places to Stay for a While, Smile, Scott Garson’s Comments Scott Garson (spring 2008) Young Frankenstein, Diversion, Ditched, Scott Garson’s Comments (spring 2009) Eight Micros (summer 2012) Dejambonate Clifford Garstang (fall 2010) Last Lilacs Tamie Gaudet (winter 2007) A Lesson, Porch Swing, Inhale, Janice Cuts the Grass, Talk to Me, Tamie Gaudet’s Comments Molly Gaudry (summer 2009) by muscles of the upper limb—, by muscular system of the upper limb and its function—, Molly Gaudry’s Comments Roxane Gay (winter 2010) Law & Order: The Complete Series (summer 2012) Very Lovely Ending Matt Getty (winter 2006) Whatever God Blesses Us With (summer 2008) When My Girlfriend Lost the Weight (winter 2012) Keeping Susie Whole (fall 2014) A Translation from ‘The Chronicles of the Fingers of Your Left Hand’ Alicia Gifford (summer 2007) Desilu, Three Cameras (winter 2010) Ugly, Tasty, SVU (summer 2011) Comedy Central (fall 2014) Gravitas (fall/winter 2016) 1966 Jennifer Gillespie (fall 2004) Life Drawing, Pinwheel, Rubbing, Wild Earth, Jennifer Gillespie’s Comments Steven Gillis (summer 2005) Courting Jane Elizabeth P. Glixman (summer 2004) Questioned (fall 2005) Bones, Ash, Pearls, Furry Boys, Henry, It Has To Do with Barrenness, Chocolate Circles, Skin, No Growth Hormones, The Rapture, I Ask for Stories, Circling, Ride to Slaughter (winter 2007) Painted Stories from the Dutch (spring 2010) Nolen’s Vegetable Garden: The Hand He Was Given, The Real Estate Lady, What Other People Think: Three Possibilities, She Talks About Her Goat in the Afterlife, The Death of a Roach, Elizabeth P. Glixman’s Comments (fall 2011) Emergency Radios and Gauze, Can You Ever Have Enough?, The Man from TSA—Unrequited Love Did Not Stop Glenn Close, My Fish Is a Fan of Elwood P. Dowd, July 4th Past, The Inconvenience of Trash, Elizabeth P. Glixman’s Comments (fall 2013) It’s Me—Rachel, The Lonely Life of a Computer Cat, These are the things nobody ever told me about my dentist, I Must Have Been a Dog (in another life) (fall/winter 2016) Should I Report My Neigbor to the Thought Police?, I've Been Bookmarked, Never Would I Admit to Anything—Violence or Tenderness Melissa Goode (spring/summer 2018) More than food, Red, I will not show my love in turquoise, Melissa Goode’s Comments Shane Graber (spring 2010) Memorial, Classic, Souvenir, Save, Shane Graber’s Comments Barry Graham (winter 2009) A Perfect E Flat, Stalemate, Survival, Barry Graham’s Comments (spring 2009) The Same Story: Nine Micros Katrina Gray (summer 2012) Ms. Bloom’s Day: A Twitter Stream of Consciousness Richard Grayson (summer 2004) The Boy Who Could Draw Dr. King (summer 2005) Land of the Golden Giants Brad Green (winter 2011) Yet the Sea Is Not Full (summer 2012) #DAMNED AND #SAVED Meridith Gresher (fall 2005) Eighty Eight, Under the Words, No Place Like Homme, With Each Day More, After the Cops, Long Live Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, The Double Yellow Lines, Meridith Gresher’s Comments (fall 2006) The Narrator Finds then Leaves Helen with G. 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