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The Food Issue :: Spring 2020
Issue 7 :: Fall 2019
Sex(ualities) :: Spring 19
Issue 6 :: Fall 2018
States of Mind :: Spring 18
Issue 5 :: Fall 2017
Exodus Feature :: Spring 17
Issue 4 :: Fall 16
Incarcerated Writers Feature :: Spring 16
Issue 3 :: Fall 15
Issue 2 :: Spring 15
Issue 1 :: Fall 14
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OCTOBER // 2019
featuring artwork by
Silas Plum
Three Poems
// Sally O’Brien
“I'm skunk cabbage, sweating a big wet spot through
March frost with my purple and awkward snout. Come
trample me back into the black earth with your
boot, pretty soldier.”
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