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As fall approaches, summer lingers like a guest turning back on your doorstep, not quite ready to let your time together end. Summer smiles and offers one last story, one last laugh together, one last moment before saying her goodbye. She is the taste of watermelon clinging to your lips before you take a sip of water, the child giving your hand one last squeeze before letting go on their first day of school.

 

Like summer, the poetry, prose, and art in this issue will linger with you, not ready to leave your thoughts long after you've finished taking in the words. They seesaw between summer and fall, between mother and child, between love and loss. Read more...

Volume 10, Issue 1, August 2024

Editor's Note

 

Poetry

salmon season, Logan Foster  

what it is like to be six in summertime, Anna Han 

Feathers, Lisa Loop 

First Day, Alicia Rebecca Myers 

I Want a Red Bra, Charlene Pierce  

My mother sighed, women pay, Ivy Raff  

Ferns, Ahrend Torrey  

Fiction

 

Notice of Violation, A.C. Langlois 

Farewell to Halki, Sherri Moshman-Paganos 

Paper Airplanes, Zach Keali’i Murphy 

Creative Nonfiction

Building a Home, Angela Abbott 

The Day the Circus Came to Town, Paul Grussendorf  

Talisman, Margaret Lynch 

My Cat's Family Tree, Kira Rosemarie 

Calling a Grave a Grave, Olivia Wieland 

Art

Below us, Jake Huang 

Breaking Fever, Janina Karpinska  

Have Book - Will Travel, Lauren McGovern  

Walking Haikus, Marsha Solomon  

Deaar (Window), Sabahat Ali Wani 

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