Issue 38

Poetry
Carl Phillips, "The Lower Marshes," "Landfall"
Carolina Ebeid, "Agony’s Innermost Room"
Michael Tyrell, "Labor Day, Circa 1980," "While Supplies Last"
Alicia Ostriker, "Correspondence"
Kathryn Maris, "After Visiting the Job Books"
Sophie Cabot Black, "Summit," "Ice on the Pond"
Stacie Cassarino, "Blue Territory"
Spencer Short, "Head of Elk," "A is for Anathema"
Penelope Cray, "Implant"
Sam Witt, "If a Man Could Pass Through Paradise..."
Jan Heller Levi, "About Lips I Am Not So Sure"
Fritz Ward, "Parenthetical, Half-Dressed"
Tom Thompson, "Slipstream," "In Which We Find Ourself Cast..."
Adam Day, "A Sunday Flood In Kentucky"
Anthony Carelli, "Pilar"
Melissa Range, "Prayer"
David Semanki, "Katherine Mansfield to John Middleton Murry"

Fiction
Jenn Guitart, "My Family," "Let's Make Marks," "What To Expect When You're Expecting"
Noy Holland, " Luckies Like Us"
Gary Lutz, "Pulls"
Jacob M. Appel, "The Magic Laundry"

Art
Charles Christopher Hill, "Untitled," "Pasiega"
Rebecca Morales, "A Fine Line Between North and South," "Big Fish Eat Little Fish," "Hair and Towhee," "Greñuda,"
Luke Whitlach, "Backlot," "Meadow," "Telephone Hill," "Detail #1 of Telephone Hill," "Detail #2 of Telephone Hill," "Detail of Backlot," "Friday Objects"
Carlee Fernandez, "Rabbit with Strawberries," "White Rat with Red Grapes," "Courtney Payne," "Lola Isern"

Issue 46 is out now! Featuring new work from Diane Williams, Steve Almond, and Paul Muldoon, plus an interview with Susan Orlean. Look for it in your local bookstore or order a copy online!

Phillip Lopate, Diane Williams, and other renowned writers spoke at the Journal's last event, "Writing by Numbers: A Panel Discussion on Academia and the Arts," on April 2. Watch it here.