Featuring poetry and prose by Ray Amorosi, Matthew Dickman, Nance Van Winckel, Kirsten Sundberg Lunstrum, and more. The issue also includes Sarah Hulse’s “Sine Die,” winner of the 2011 Willow Springs Fiction Prize, and an interview with Richard Russo.
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Poetry |
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| Ray Amorosi | Only Silence |
| Jan Beatty | American Revolver |
| Dexter L. Booth | Moon Building |
| Beverly Burch | Describe how a mirage works |
| Compare/contrast melancholia and nostalgia | |
| Consider filial piety | |
| Stacie Cassarino | Song for the Unborn Mother |
| George David Clark | Reveille in Red |
| Matthew Dickman | Dog |
| Halcion | |
| Beckian Fritz Goldberg | The American Fact |
| Susan Maeder | Blue on Blue |
| Ellisabeth Murawski | Ignominy on Garland Avenue |
| Greg Pape | Aunt Godiva |
| Justin Wade Thompson | in the dust |
| Nance Van Winckel | Outlaw Mentality” |
| Alive at the End of the World | |
| Because B | |
| Last Address | |
Fiction |
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| Clare Beams | Hourglass |
| Kirsten Sundberg Lunstrum | The Remainder Salvaged |
Nonfiction |
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| Jill Christman | Bird Girls |
Willow Springs Fiction Prize |
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| Sarah Hulse | Sine Die |
Interview |
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| A Conversation with Richard Russo | |
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