| EDITORS' INTRODUCTION |
David Bowen and Raul Clement |
A History of Friendships |
| REMEMBERING OKLA ELLIOTT |
A series of remembrances, memorials, recollections, and tributes written by Okla's friends and colleagues |
Tribute to Okla Elliott |
| INTERVIEWS | Okla Elliott Interviewed by Derek Alger |
An Interview with Okla Elliott |
| Okla Elliott Interviewed by Rita Mae Reese |
Interview: Okla Elliott | |
| Okla Elliott and Hannah Stephenson |
Showcasing the Region's Diversity: On New Poetry from the Midwest |
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Ian Haight |
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| Travis Mulhauser Interviewed by Raul Clement |
The Radical Act of Not Messaging | |
Sandra Simonds |
Complicated, Difficult Beings | |
| FICTION | Drew Buxton | Plastic Wheels |
| Michael Don | Problems We Can't Name | |
| Okla Elliott | The Kidnapping | |
| Ron Rindo | ||
| ESSAYS | Michael Chin | Jessica Jones and the State
of American News Media and Politics |
| Okla Elliott | The Art of Failure | |
| The New Era of Engaged Lit | ||
Krista Foss |
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| POETRY | Roy Bentley |
Walking to Fleming Hospital |
| Michelle Brooks |
Blank Inside for Your Message | |
| Lara Egger |
A New New Guide | |
| Okla Elliott | ||
| Stephen Gibson | Effie Gray's Pubic Hair | |
| Sophia Valesca Görgens |
Animal Kingdom A Doubt Beyond Certainty |
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| Ian Haight | ||
| Andrea Janov | Smolder | |
| Peter Marcus |
On Hunger Mountain |
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| Nick Rossi |
Privileged Guilt I-24E Labor Day |
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| Brian Satrom | ||
| Emily Schulten | Sunday Morning | |
| TRANSLATION | Jürgen Becker Translated by Okla Elliott |
A Provisional Topography |
| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Translated by Okla Elliott |
Erlking | |
Bijayalakshmi Parida |
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| Marina Tsvetaeva Translated by Mary Jane White |
Clouds | |
| Judita Vaičiūnaitė Translated by Rimas Uzgiris |
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| Jean de Vitel Translated by David R. Slavitt |
Prosopopeia for a Deceased Passer-by | |
| REVIEWS | Peter Burzynski | Spool by Matthew Cooperman |
| Okla Elliott | Understanding Nationalism by Patrick Colm Hogan |
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| A Kind of Dream by Kelly Cherry |
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| The Collected Stories of Stefan Zweig by Stefan Zweig translated by Anthea Bell |
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Brian Satrom | América invertida: |