Category: Features

Issue 44.1, Winter 2014

Table of Contents Poetry Special Feature: Dis- Catherine Pierce, “The Aftermath”, “Holy Shit”, “Three Months After the Tornado” Stacey Kidd, “Bark”...

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Issue 43.1, Spring 2014

Table of Contents Special Feature: Frames Chris Emslie & Caroline Crew Gary Fincke Sarah Fox Elisa Gabbert Bob Hicok Diana Khoi Nguyen Laura Wetherington Poetry Colleen Abel James E. Allman Jr....

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Issue 40.1, Winter 2011

Table of Contents Special Feature: Capital Region Poets Maureen Thorson Justin Sirois Tony Mancus Hope LeGro Christophe Casamassima Buck Downs Joe Hall Poetry Sara Lefsyk, “mint honey locks and...

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Issue 35.2, Fall 2006

Table of Contents Special Features Robyn O’Neil & E. Tyler Lindvall, “As My Heart Quiets and My Body Dies, Take Me Gently Through Your Troubled Sky” Ryan Effgen,...

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Issue 3.1, Spring 1974

Table of Contents Poetry Paul Zweig, “Amanita Phalloidus”, “The Way Down and Out”, “Losing a Friend”, “Getting Older” Gretchen Spitz,...

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Issue 29.1, Spring 2000

Table of Contents Poetry Leslie Williams, “Notes on the State of Virginia, 1826” Donna Steiner, “How the Ocean Reaches the Inland Heart” Sam Witt, “Waterfowl...

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Issue 28.2, Fall 1999

Table of Contents Poetry Allison Cobb, Three poems from the series One-foot Christopher Davis, “Impotence” Susanna Rich, “ventriloquist”; “possession.” Catie...

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Issue 20.2&3, Spring/Summer 1991

Table of Contents Fiction Deborah Bayer, “Gliding Past Mackerels” Pauline Mortensen, “The Gledhill Foot” Poetry Michael Atkinson, “Expatriate Story” Patricia...

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Issue 17.3&4, Summer 1988

Table of Contents Virginia Downs Poetry Award The Virginia Downs Poetry Award was established by the family and friends of Virginia Downs (1916-1984), poet and George Mason graduate. It honors...

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A Brief Excerpt from “Honey Locust”

Katie Willingham 1. BBC News, March 5th: Scientists publish the most detailed brain scans ever taken. Images of the first sixty-eight subjects take up about two terabytes of computer memory, enough...

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