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The Food Issue :: Spring 2020
Issue 7 :: Fall 2019
Sex(ualities) :: Spring 19
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Exodus Feature :: Spring 17
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Incarcerated Writers Feature :: Spring 16
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November // 2018
featuring artwork by
Nigel Ford
12/26/15
// Mason Hamberlin
Nonfiction
“An Iraq War Vet and teacher of mine once wrote that it takes three pounds of pressure to pull the trigger, to play God.”
BEFORE THE WAR and BENEDICTION
// Wale Owoade
Poetry
“Fingers cuddle cigarettes, empty / beer bottles, highlife with reggae touches. / Jazz, pop, hip-hop, parties’ heart beat / at four a.m, a couple kissing down / St. Patrick street…”
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