Volume 7
Fiction
Reba Elliott - Two Flashes: Apricot Face / King of Hawks
Dan Fuchs - The Perfect Friend
Melissa Darcey Hall - This Can’t be the Ending
Julia Laurie - Conversations with Rowena, Aged 12-16
Mike Lee - The Algebra of Losers
Dan Murphy - A Wolf Again
Anushree Nande - The Quality of Silence
non-fiction
Michael Chin - The KH and Other Things, of Beauty and Otherwise
Mikey Montoni - See You Next Fall
Jody Rae - A Trace of Your Existence
Kelsey Swintek - Pittsburgh: A Love Letter
Poetry
Joshua Bird - How to Sacrifice Virgules in Volcanoes (& collages)
Aaron Craig - Palindroming
Leila Farjami - Motherland
Frank William Finney - Couple’s Creek
Joseph Goosey - Memoirs Containing The Words “A Life” In Their Title / What Does Exceptional Customer Service Mean To You?
Meredith Davies Hadaway - Spin / Tired of Words
Martina Reisz Newberry - On My Way
Jacqueline Hughes Simon - The History of the World in Coats
Featured Throwback
Pages from Aesop’s Fables - Circa 1480 - from The New York Public Library’s Spencer Collection
The sleeping dog and the wolf / The farmer and his dogs / The goat and the wolf / The geese and the cranes / The fox with the cropped tail / The mole and his mother
Author: Aesop / Illuminator: Gherardo, del Fora, ca. 1444-1497
Featured Young Writer (Artists 18 and Under)
Liya Ding - If Only - Fiction
Art
Mikhael Antone D’Angelo - Photographs - “Abandoned Landfill” & “Trainyard” & “Place to Live”
Alan Bern - Photograph - “Special Deliveries”
Joshua Bird - Collages (& Poetry) - “How to Sacrifice Virgules in Volcanoes”
Nicola Brayan - Drawings - “Ruby” & “Eye of the Beholder”
Erick Buendia - Paintings - “Purgatory” & “Quien Murio”
maliyah - Digital Drawing - “Eyes Glued”
KJ Hannah - Photograph - “Siesta”
Guliz Mutlu - Digital Paintings - “The Mustard” & “Virginity”
Cheryl Snell - Flash & Art - “Cataracts” & “The Light Fantastic” & “Bleed”
Music
Marysa Eve - “Limbo”
Mukethe Kawinzi - “My Lord Whatta Moon” / “Horton Asks a Who”
Rafael Rosa - “The Hand that Draws Another Hand”
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