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Fourth Genre 22, no. 1
Laura Julier
Michigan State University Press Journals, 2020
In This Issue
Editors’ Notes
Laura Julier
Joey Franklin and Patrick Madden
Winner, 2019 Fourth Genre Steinberg Essay Prize
Marco Verdoni, “When to Tell Someone You Went to Prison”
Essays
Ana Maria Spagna, “Massacre”
Jo Hooste, “The Middle Way”
Arianne Zwartjes, “Notes on Bewilderment”
James Allen Hall, “Rescue Me”
Prachi Priyam, “Suppose This Is Globe”
Jason Thayer, “In the Shadow of a Mountain”
Amy Wright, “Circle of Willis”
Cameron Quan Louie, “Visions”
Lindsay Wilson, “A Few Songs as One”
Anastasia Walker, “Memory’s Disavowed Daughter”
Shara McCallum, “Not Sound but the Memory of Sound”
Fátima Policarpo, “Speak, Body”
Cuifen Chen, “Jennifer”
Emily Waples, “The Ridgeway”
Joshua Doležal, “Syruping”
Beth Cleary, “Bird Hearts”
Molly Rideout, “Flight Officer Carl George Larsen (Feb 22, 1921–Aug 31, 1943): Union Cemetery, Columbus, Ohio”
Jacob Little, “Going to Gooseberry Falls”
Review Essays
Timothy J. Hillegonds and Kate Carroll de Gutes, “Embodying Masculinity: Two Writers on Gender, Binaries, and Moving Beyond”
Timothy J. Hillegonds, The Distance Between: A Memoir
Nancy DeJoy, “Memoir as Process: Something Other than Remembering”
Helen Macdonald, H is for Hawk
Rebecca Solnit, The Faraway Nearby
Kate Carroll de Gutes, “On Reckoning with White Privilege and the Black Struggle to Survive”
Saeed Jones, How We Fight for Our Lives: A Memoir
Kiese Laymon, Heavy: An American Memoir
Editors’ Notes
Laura Julier
Joey Franklin and Patrick Madden
Winner, 2019 Fourth Genre Steinberg Essay Prize
Marco Verdoni, “When to Tell Someone You Went to Prison”
Essays
Ana Maria Spagna, “Massacre”
Jo Hooste, “The Middle Way”
Arianne Zwartjes, “Notes on Bewilderment”
James Allen Hall, “Rescue Me”
Prachi Priyam, “Suppose This Is Globe”
Jason Thayer, “In the Shadow of a Mountain”
Amy Wright, “Circle of Willis”
Cameron Quan Louie, “Visions”
Lindsay Wilson, “A Few Songs as One”
Anastasia Walker, “Memory’s Disavowed Daughter”
Shara McCallum, “Not Sound but the Memory of Sound”
Fátima Policarpo, “Speak, Body”
Cuifen Chen, “Jennifer”
Emily Waples, “The Ridgeway”
Joshua Doležal, “Syruping”
Beth Cleary, “Bird Hearts”
Molly Rideout, “Flight Officer Carl George Larsen (Feb 22, 1921–Aug 31, 1943): Union Cemetery, Columbus, Ohio”
Jacob Little, “Going to Gooseberry Falls”
Review Essays
Timothy J. Hillegonds and Kate Carroll de Gutes, “Embodying Masculinity: Two Writers on Gender, Binaries, and Moving Beyond”
Timothy J. Hillegonds, The Distance Between: A Memoir
Nancy DeJoy, “Memoir as Process: Something Other than Remembering”
Helen Macdonald, H is for Hawk
Rebecca Solnit, The Faraway Nearby
Kate Carroll de Gutes, “On Reckoning with White Privilege and the Black Struggle to Survive”
Saeed Jones, How We Fight for Our Lives: A Memoir
Kiese Laymon, Heavy: An American Memoir
[more]
Fourth Genre 22, no. 2
Patrick Madden
Michigan State University Press Journals, 2020
In This Issue
Editors’ Note
Patrick Madden and Joey Franklin, “Untimely”
Essays
Danielle Cadena Deulen, “Driving Lessons”
Mary Mullen, “Mr. Moon”
Benjamín Naka-Hasebe Kingsley, “Home/boy”
David Lazar, “Martin Balsam: The Best Possible Arnold Burns”
Nellie Croy Smith, “I Went to the City in the Year of the Flood”
Peter Wayne Moe, “To Flense”
Jacqueline Doyle, “On Being Told That Her First Husband”
Helena Rho, “The Korean Woman”
Laura Johnsrude, “Finishing the Breast (or, Four Bras a Year)”
Jan Shoemaker, “A Crack in Everything”
Phillip Sterling, “Between Kennel and Creek”
Elizabeth M. Dalton, “Burying Molly”
Tyler Lewke, “American Crow (Corvus brachyrhynchos)”
Anna Whiteside, “All My Little Deaths”
Mike Yunxuan Li, “A Diff erent Kind of Mind Palace”
Jordi Doce, translated by Steven J. Stewart, “Aphorisms: From Perros en la playa (Dogs on the Beach)”
Marianne Manzler, “On the Making of a Mumu”
John Patrick McShea, “Fear and the Mesa (South on Utah State Route 261)”
Rod Rosenquist, “Ladies and Gentlemen: The Steelhead”
Christine McSwain, “Excavation of a Car Crash”
Nora Seilheimer, “A Bind”
Review Essays
A. Kendra Greene and Fowzia Karimi, “Inter-Review: On the Objects of Memory and Where Text Meets Image on the Page”
Sue William Silverman and Gail Griffin, “Inter-Review: A Conversation about Memoir-in-Essays, Memory, and Survival”
Patrick Madden, “Addendum to the Essay-Lover’s Guide to Brian Doyle”
About the Contributors
Editors’ Note
Patrick Madden and Joey Franklin, “Untimely”
Essays
Danielle Cadena Deulen, “Driving Lessons”
Mary Mullen, “Mr. Moon”
Benjamín Naka-Hasebe Kingsley, “Home/boy”
David Lazar, “Martin Balsam: The Best Possible Arnold Burns”
Nellie Croy Smith, “I Went to the City in the Year of the Flood”
Peter Wayne Moe, “To Flense”
Jacqueline Doyle, “On Being Told That Her First Husband”
Helena Rho, “The Korean Woman”
Laura Johnsrude, “Finishing the Breast (or, Four Bras a Year)”
Jan Shoemaker, “A Crack in Everything”
Phillip Sterling, “Between Kennel and Creek”
Elizabeth M. Dalton, “Burying Molly”
Tyler Lewke, “American Crow (Corvus brachyrhynchos)”
Anna Whiteside, “All My Little Deaths”
Mike Yunxuan Li, “A Diff erent Kind of Mind Palace”
Jordi Doce, translated by Steven J. Stewart, “Aphorisms: From Perros en la playa (Dogs on the Beach)”
Marianne Manzler, “On the Making of a Mumu”
John Patrick McShea, “Fear and the Mesa (South on Utah State Route 261)”
Rod Rosenquist, “Ladies and Gentlemen: The Steelhead”
Christine McSwain, “Excavation of a Car Crash”
Nora Seilheimer, “A Bind”
Review Essays
A. Kendra Greene and Fowzia Karimi, “Inter-Review: On the Objects of Memory and Where Text Meets Image on the Page”
Fowzia Karimi, Above Us the Milky Way
A. Kendra Greene, The Museum of Whales You Will Never See
A. Kendra Greene, The Museum of Whales You Will Never See
Sue William Silverman and Gail Griffin, “Inter-Review: A Conversation about Memoir-in-Essays, Memory, and Survival”
Gail Griffin, Grief’s Country: A Memoir in Pieces
Sue William Silverman, How to Survive Death and Other Inconveniences
Sue William Silverman, How to Survive Death and Other Inconveniences
Patrick Madden, “Addendum to the Essay-Lover’s Guide to Brian Doyle”
Brian Doyle, One Long River of Song: Notes on Wonder
About the Contributors
[more]
Fourth Genre 23, no. 1
Patrick Madden
Michigan State University Press Journals, 2021
In This Issue
Editors’ Note
Joey Franklin and Patrick Madden, “The Audacity of the Essay”
Winner, 2020 Fourth Genre Steinberg Memorial Essay Prize
Sean Enfield, “The Revolution Will Be Revised”
Essays
Negesti Kaudo, “Marginalia”
Anne P. Beatty, “The Daily Cover”
Carol Claassen, “Three Wishes for the Missing Man’s Daughter”
Darius Stewart, “Rogue Soldier”
J. Malcolm Garcia, “In Those Days”
Kelly Magee, “Eleven Ways to Carry: A Self-Quiz in Real Time”
Mary O. Parker, “Sanctuary”
Nathaniel Perry, “Already Wide Enough: Edward Arlington Robinson and the Lives of Others”
Ryan Dennis, “The Sparrow and the Robot”
Jacquelyn Thomas, “Mystery Readers”
Suzanne Farrell Smith, “In the Clouds”
Kristin Barendsen, “How to Live Thin”
Debra Marquart, “At 79, My Mother Decides to Plant Trees”
Clinton Crockett Peters, “Love in the Valley of Death”
Writer as Reader
Jenny Spinner, “Rooting the Black Essay: Gertrude Bustill Mossell (1855–1948)”
Gertrude Bustill Mossell, “Our Women in Journalism”
Review Essays
Kate Carroll de Gutes, “Activist, Essayist, Poet, Woman, Black”
Sarah Pape, “‘A Period of Interval’: Two Books on the Pandemic”
About the Contributors
Editors’ Note
Joey Franklin and Patrick Madden, “The Audacity of the Essay”
Winner, 2020 Fourth Genre Steinberg Memorial Essay Prize
Sean Enfield, “The Revolution Will Be Revised”
Essays
Negesti Kaudo, “Marginalia”
Anne P. Beatty, “The Daily Cover”
Carol Claassen, “Three Wishes for the Missing Man’s Daughter”
Darius Stewart, “Rogue Soldier”
J. Malcolm Garcia, “In Those Days”
Kelly Magee, “Eleven Ways to Carry: A Self-Quiz in Real Time”
Mary O. Parker, “Sanctuary”
Nathaniel Perry, “Already Wide Enough: Edward Arlington Robinson and the Lives of Others”
Ryan Dennis, “The Sparrow and the Robot”
Jacquelyn Thomas, “Mystery Readers”
Suzanne Farrell Smith, “In the Clouds”
Kristin Barendsen, “How to Live Thin”
Debra Marquart, “At 79, My Mother Decides to Plant Trees”
Clinton Crockett Peters, “Love in the Valley of Death”
Writer as Reader
Jenny Spinner, “Rooting the Black Essay: Gertrude Bustill Mossell (1855–1948)”
Gertrude Bustill Mossell, “Our Women in Journalism”
Review Essays
Kate Carroll de Gutes, “Activist, Essayist, Poet, Woman, Black”
Shayla Lawson, This Is Major: Notes on Diana Ross, Dark Girls, and Being Dope
Sarah Pape, “‘A Period of Interval’: Two Books on the Pandemic”
Zadie Smith, Intimations
Rick Barot, During the Pandemic
Rick Barot, During the Pandemic
About the Contributors
[more]
Fourth Genre 23, no.2
Patrick Madden
Michigan State University Press Journals, 2021
In This Issue
Editors’ Note
Joey Franklin and Patrick Madden, “Perseverance”
Essays
Nicole Graev Lipson, “Very Nice Blastocysts”
Christin Marie Taylor, “The Elements of Style: Lessons in Gender and Race”
Zlatina G. Sandalska, “Lace”
Sarah Fawn Montgomery, “Descendant”
Sarah Haak, “After the Flood”
Catherine Jagoe, “Voracious”
Allison Vrbova, “Laundry Days”
Jane Campbell, “This Is My Body”
Susan Moldaw, “My Big Toe and Your Big Toe”
Ann Keniston, “Synecdochic: On My Mother’s Autopsy”
Cynthia Ezell, “Every Set of Three”
Jody Keisner, “Runaway Mother”
Leslie Jernegan, “Lifelines, Hammocks”
Robert Erle Barham, “A True Account”
Maisie Wiltshire-Gordon, “Endless Particulars”
Vyshali Manivannan, “Chaos Itself Is an Order”
Johannah Racz Knudson, “Anthony Bourdain at Chernobyl”
Maddie Norris, “On the Love of Hills”
Bret Lott, “One Night in Umbria”
Review Essays
David Lazar and Joanna Eleftheriou, “Inter-Review”
Joanna Eleftheriou, This Way Back
David Lazar, Celeste Holm Syndrome: On Character Actors from Hollywood’s Golden Age
Cait West, “Leaving Patriarchy, Writing New Stories”
Megan Phelps-Roper, Unfollow: A Memoir of Loving and Leaving Extremism
Alice Greczyn, Wayward: A Memoir of Spiritual Warfare & Sexual Purity
Caitlin Myer, Wiving: A Memoir of Loving Then Leaving the Patriarchy
About the Contributors
Editors’ Note
Joey Franklin and Patrick Madden, “Perseverance”
Essays
Nicole Graev Lipson, “Very Nice Blastocysts”
Christin Marie Taylor, “The Elements of Style: Lessons in Gender and Race”
Zlatina G. Sandalska, “Lace”
Sarah Fawn Montgomery, “Descendant”
Sarah Haak, “After the Flood”
Catherine Jagoe, “Voracious”
Allison Vrbova, “Laundry Days”
Jane Campbell, “This Is My Body”
Susan Moldaw, “My Big Toe and Your Big Toe”
Ann Keniston, “Synecdochic: On My Mother’s Autopsy”
Cynthia Ezell, “Every Set of Three”
Jody Keisner, “Runaway Mother”
Leslie Jernegan, “Lifelines, Hammocks”
Robert Erle Barham, “A True Account”
Maisie Wiltshire-Gordon, “Endless Particulars”
Vyshali Manivannan, “Chaos Itself Is an Order”
Johannah Racz Knudson, “Anthony Bourdain at Chernobyl”
Maddie Norris, “On the Love of Hills”
Bret Lott, “One Night in Umbria”
Review Essays
David Lazar and Joanna Eleftheriou, “Inter-Review”
Joanna Eleftheriou, This Way Back
David Lazar, Celeste Holm Syndrome: On Character Actors from Hollywood’s Golden Age
Cait West, “Leaving Patriarchy, Writing New Stories”
Megan Phelps-Roper, Unfollow: A Memoir of Loving and Leaving Extremism
Alice Greczyn, Wayward: A Memoir of Spiritual Warfare & Sexual Purity
Caitlin Myer, Wiving: A Memoir of Loving Then Leaving the Patriarchy
About the Contributors
[more]
Fourth Genre 24, no. 1
Patrick Madden
Michigan State University Press Journals, 2022
Editors’ Note
Patrick Madden and Joey Franklin, “Hesitations”
Winners, 2021 Fourth Genre Steinberg Memorial Essay Prize
Jacob M. Appel, “Cousin Marvin’s Secret”
Matthew Morris, “Fucked Fable”
Essays
Nichole LeFebvre, “The Beginning of Memory: January 2020”
Emily Arnason Casey, “There Is No Loneliness Like Theirs”
Mariah Burton Nelson, “The Fun Mother and Her Lovely Assistant”
Heather Quinn, “The Wound of Time”
Sara Mansfield Taber, “A Bowl of Cream of Wheat: Memoir of a Moment”
Craig Bernardini, “A Forgivable Enthusiasm”
Kathryn Britanny Jackson, “I Am Not All the Way Here”
Jennifer Delahunty, “Future Perfect”
Jax Connelly, “Must Have Been a Lie”
Bethany Ericson, “At Times I Didn’t Drown”
Cynthia Salter, “Unlisted”
Beth Alvarado, “Bloomsbury in Winter—2020”
Zoe Fowler, “Sifting”
Kate Martin Rowe, “Full vs. Empty”
Photo Essay
Anne McGrath and Robert Hite, “Imagined Histories”
Review Essays
Kate Carroll de Gutes, “In Praise of Refusing the Questions”
Catherine Carberry, “Revolution and Power in Puerto Rican Nonfiction”
Laura Julier, “Shaping Loss and Love: The Essay Projects of Carl Klaus”
About the Contributors
Patrick Madden and Joey Franklin, “Hesitations”
Winners, 2021 Fourth Genre Steinberg Memorial Essay Prize
Jacob M. Appel, “Cousin Marvin’s Secret”
Matthew Morris, “Fucked Fable”
Essays
Nichole LeFebvre, “The Beginning of Memory: January 2020”
Emily Arnason Casey, “There Is No Loneliness Like Theirs”
Mariah Burton Nelson, “The Fun Mother and Her Lovely Assistant”
Heather Quinn, “The Wound of Time”
Sara Mansfield Taber, “A Bowl of Cream of Wheat: Memoir of a Moment”
Craig Bernardini, “A Forgivable Enthusiasm”
Kathryn Britanny Jackson, “I Am Not All the Way Here”
Jennifer Delahunty, “Future Perfect”
Jax Connelly, “Must Have Been a Lie”
Bethany Ericson, “At Times I Didn’t Drown”
Cynthia Salter, “Unlisted”
Beth Alvarado, “Bloomsbury in Winter—2020”
Zoe Fowler, “Sifting”
Kate Martin Rowe, “Full vs. Empty”
Photo Essay
Anne McGrath and Robert Hite, “Imagined Histories”
Review Essays
Kate Carroll de Gutes, “In Praise of Refusing the Questions”
Melissa Faliveno, TomboyLand
Raechel Anne, Rust Belt Femme
Tarn Wilson, In Praise of Inadequate Gifts
Raechel Anne, Rust Belt Femme
Tarn Wilson, In Praise of Inadequate Gifts
Catherine Carberry, “Revolution and Power in Puerto Rican Nonfiction”
Nelson Denis, War Against All Puerto Ricans
Jaquira Diaz, Ordinary Girls
Jaquira Diaz, Ordinary Girls
Laura Julier, “Shaping Loss and Love: The Essay Projects of Carl Klaus”
The Ninth Decade: An Octogenarian’s Chronicle
Letters to Kate: Life After Life
Taking Retirement: A Beginner’s Diary
Weathering Winter: A Gardener’s Daybook
My Vegetable Love: A Journal of a Growing Season
Letters to Kate: Life After Life
Taking Retirement: A Beginner’s Diary
Weathering Winter: A Gardener’s Daybook
My Vegetable Love: A Journal of a Growing Season
About the Contributors
[more]
Fourth Genre 24, no. 2
Patrick Madden
Michigan State University Press Journals, 2022
In This Issue
Editors’ Note
Patrick Madden and Joey Franklin, “Carina, Carina”
Essays
Paula Carter, “Care”
Miriam Camitta, “Necessary for Life”
D. Dina Friedman, “Communication Lake”
J.D. Scrimgeour, “Unfinished Painting”
Sarah Gorham, “‘Perchoo,’ or the Music of Mourning”
Kristine Langley Mahler, “Home Trap”
Shiva Saboori, “Moman’s Secret Agenda”
Siobhan Harvey, “What We Remember, What We Forget: (Or: The Comfort of Confabulation)”
Rohini Harvey, “Press 4 for Emotional Support”
Joel Wachman, “Duck”
Jill McCabe Johnson, “You Hold the Hand”
James M. Hessler, “Ranch Life: The Knuckled Calf”
Laura J. Rose, “Rapture”
Jeff Weyant, “Sons of Telamon”
Gray Hilmerson, “My Mind Was a Military Sky”
Sarah Myers, “They Don’t Tell You”
Hannah White, “Renovations”
Madeleine Barowsky, “On Loving Clothes, and Preferring Not To”
Phillip Sterling, “Diving Lessons: A Memoir / The Critical Edition”
Collaborative Essay
David Carlin, Sophie Cunningham, Alvin Pang, and Jessica L. Wilkinson, “Essaying the Impasse”
Review Essays
Jennifer Brennock, “The Word ‘Mother’ Is a Verb”
Timothy J. Hillegonds, “On the Stories and Substance of Our Addictions”
Hannah D. Markley, “Conversations as Vessels and Anchors”
About the Contributors
Editors’ Note
Patrick Madden and Joey Franklin, “Carina, Carina”
Essays
Paula Carter, “Care”
Miriam Camitta, “Necessary for Life”
D. Dina Friedman, “Communication Lake”
J.D. Scrimgeour, “Unfinished Painting”
Sarah Gorham, “‘Perchoo,’ or the Music of Mourning”
Kristine Langley Mahler, “Home Trap”
Shiva Saboori, “Moman’s Secret Agenda”
Siobhan Harvey, “What We Remember, What We Forget: (Or: The Comfort of Confabulation)”
Rohini Harvey, “Press 4 for Emotional Support”
Joel Wachman, “Duck”
Jill McCabe Johnson, “You Hold the Hand”
James M. Hessler, “Ranch Life: The Knuckled Calf”
Laura J. Rose, “Rapture”
Jeff Weyant, “Sons of Telamon”
Gray Hilmerson, “My Mind Was a Military Sky”
Sarah Myers, “They Don’t Tell You”
Hannah White, “Renovations”
Madeleine Barowsky, “On Loving Clothes, and Preferring Not To”
Phillip Sterling, “Diving Lessons: A Memoir / The Critical Edition”
Collaborative Essay
David Carlin, Sophie Cunningham, Alvin Pang, and Jessica L. Wilkinson, “Essaying the Impasse”
Review Essays
Jennifer Brennock, “The Word ‘Mother’ Is a Verb”
Nicole Chung, All You Can Ever Know
Megan Culhane Galbraith, The Guild of the Infant Saviour
Karen Pickell, An Adoptee Lexicon
Megan Culhane Galbraith, The Guild of the Infant Saviour
Karen Pickell, An Adoptee Lexicon
Timothy J. Hillegonds, “On the Stories and Substance of Our Addictions”
Anna Lembke, Dopamine Nation: Finding Balance in the Age of Indulgence
Gina Troisi, The Angle of Flickering Light: A Memoir
Gina Troisi, The Angle of Flickering Light: A Memoir
Hannah D. Markley, “Conversations as Vessels and Anchors”
Brenda Miller and Julie Marie Wade, Telephone: essays in two voices
Amy Wright, Paper Concert: A Conversation in the Round
Amy Wright, Paper Concert: A Conversation in the Round
About the Contributors
[more]
Fourth Genre 25, no. 1
Patrick Madden
Michigan State University Press Journals, 2023
Contents
Editors’ Note
Joey Franklin and Patrick Madden, “A Break in the Clouds”
Winner, 2022 Fourth Genre Steinberg Memorial Essay Prize
Peggy Shinner, “The Rest Is History”
Essays
Melissa Lauer, “Watching Clotho”
Michael J. Hess, “The Jim Croce Question”
Kabi Hartman, “Nipple Day”
Joanne Jacobson, “Garden Hunter”
Karen Babine, “Rhapsody in Turquoise”
Erin Wisti, “On Earth and in My House”
Elaine Herrick Lee, “Four Elegies: For My Grandparents, and the Twentieth Century”
Allison Ellis, “Crossings”
Jocelyn Winn, “A Craft Essay on Trauma”
Erin Langner, “Seeing Pink”
Margaret Nowaczyk, “Sensorium”
Cara Stoddard, “Overlay”
Chris Arthur, “A Kist o’ Whistles”
Tanya Bomsta, “Against the End of the World: for Kari Norgaard”
James Sullivan, “Chart Notes”
Annie Penfield, “Shoulder Season”
Steven Church, “Jumping Sharks”
Patrick Hicks, “The Borderlands”
Review Essays
Hannah D. Markley, “‘To the Widest Imagination’”
Paul Haney, “One by One, the Stars: Ned’s Triumph”
John T. Price and Tom Montgomery Fate, “Inter-Review”
About the Contributors
Editors’ Note
Joey Franklin and Patrick Madden, “A Break in the Clouds”
Winner, 2022 Fourth Genre Steinberg Memorial Essay Prize
Peggy Shinner, “The Rest Is History”
Essays
Melissa Lauer, “Watching Clotho”
Michael J. Hess, “The Jim Croce Question”
Kabi Hartman, “Nipple Day”
Joanne Jacobson, “Garden Hunter”
Karen Babine, “Rhapsody in Turquoise”
Erin Wisti, “On Earth and in My House”
Elaine Herrick Lee, “Four Elegies: For My Grandparents, and the Twentieth Century”
Allison Ellis, “Crossings”
Jocelyn Winn, “A Craft Essay on Trauma”
Erin Langner, “Seeing Pink”
Margaret Nowaczyk, “Sensorium”
Cara Stoddard, “Overlay”
Chris Arthur, “A Kist o’ Whistles”
Tanya Bomsta, “Against the End of the World: for Kari Norgaard”
James Sullivan, “Chart Notes”
Annie Penfield, “Shoulder Season”
Steven Church, “Jumping Sharks”
Patrick Hicks, “The Borderlands”
Review Essays
Hannah D. Markley, “‘To the Widest Imagination’”
Victoria Chang, Dear Memory: Letters on Writing, Silence, and Grief
Jana Larson, Reel Bay: A Cinematic Essay
Aisha Sabatini Sloan, Borealis: An Essay
Jana Larson, Reel Bay: A Cinematic Essay
Aisha Sabatini Sloan, Borealis: An Essay
Paul Haney, “One by One, the Stars: Ned’s Triumph”
John T. Price and Tom Montgomery Fate, “Inter-Review”
Tom Montgomery Fate, The Long Way Home: Detours and Discoveries
John T. Price, All Is Leaf: Essays and Transformations
John T. Price, All Is Leaf: Essays and Transformations
About the Contributors
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