A Literary Journal
Fiction
Philip Cioffari*
~ The Outlaw Within
Richard LaManna
~ Guy with a Slow, Easy Life
Ankur Razdan
~ A Protector of the Community
Barbara Buckley Ristine
~ An Uncertain Justice
Peter Speziale*
~ The Wrinkled Wall
Poetry
Trent Busch
~ Woman at a Window
Helen Marie Casey
~ Meditation in Saint Augustine
Marisa P. Clark
~ Christmas, with Fruits
Ken Craft
~ Death of a Conversation
Trisha Daigle
~ Anamnesis
~ Percent Change Since 1975 in the Portion of Americans Who Hold Hunting Licenses: -38
Brad Garber
~ Day 1,258 in the Cabin
Ellen Goldsmith
~ The Year I Lived with My Grandmother
Benjamin Goluboff & Mark Luebbers
~ Bill Evans at 30th Street Studios, 3/2/59
Ogedengbe Tolulope Impact
~ Memories of My Father Under a Moonlit Sky
~ How My Father Spends His Nights
~ The Year of the Black Axe Massacre, 1999
Nate Maxson
~ The Little Ice Age
Brian C. Potts
~ Tractor Supply Company
Shana Ross
~ Whose Side Are You On?
~ Here For It All
Rikki Santer
~ At the Fashion Museum
~ Buttonhole
~ How to Be a Maven
Amy Soricelli
~ I Try to Teach My Best Friend How to Read My Poetry
~ Lady on 42nd Street and Madison
Ahrend Torrey
~ Field Crickets
Fred Yannantuono^
~ Just in Case
Alison Zheng
~ Leaving for the Glue Factory
~ They Fertilized the Sacramento River Delta
Play
WINTER 2020
Annie Dawid. Detail on the Anonymous Artists of America Schoolbus. Photograph, 6.6” x 4.2”.
About the cover image:
This photograph is a detail on the Anonymous Artists of America school bus, which resides on the grounds of the Triple A Commune in Huérfano County, Southern Colorado. It transported musicians and hippies back in 1969 from the Bay Area and remains on the land where high altitude sun has weathered its features over the decades. It was shot on Ektachrome film with a macro lens, Nikkormat.
About the cover artist:
Annie Dawid’s photos have appeared on the cover of American Poetry Review, Cake, Oregon Focus, and Blue Earth Review. This photo is reprinted from High Shelf Press, November 2020.
*Westchester author