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The Current Issue: Winter 2020 Vol. 127 No. 4
Winter 2020 Vol. 127 No. 4
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From the Editor - Winter 2020 ~ James Carson
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Snowplow (poem) ~ Michael Hall
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The Final Cut ~ Dominik Parisien
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Ste Elizabeth (poem) ~ Joel Robert Ferguson
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Translations ~ A.E. Chandler
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To Think That I Saw It at Science World ~ Jen Osborne
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Water ~ Graeme Hunter
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Tim's Cup (poem) ~ Chad Norman
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At the Rendez-Vous, in Hull (poem) ~ Jean Van Loon
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Holding Infinity: My Small Glass Heart ~ Karen Simons
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What's in a Cuppa? ~ Sarah Besky
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Papi (poem) ~ Josh Levy
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Trooper 519 ~ Mary Clare Terrill
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Hospital Food (poem) ~ Nick vanOuwerkerk
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But Where Are You Really from? ~ Daniela Elza
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Interpreting Rothko (poem) ~ Susan Jane Atkinson
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The Sleeper to Posadas ~ Ian Birch
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A Fish Story (poem) ~ Richard Schiffman
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Monocarpic ~ Caighlan Smith
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I'm a Terrible Mother Because ... ~ Lisa Shoemaker
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A World Icon ~ David McVey
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BBHS (poem) ~ Michael Oliver
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The Man Who Swallowed Himself ~ Larry Campbell
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Last Bird, First Bird (poem) ~ Richard Schiffman
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