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The Current Issue: Spring 2022 Vol. 129 No. 1
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From the Editor - Spring 2022 ~ James Carson
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Daylight Savings (poem) ~ James Owens
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Playing in the Cold ~ Peter Unwin
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Literals (poem) ~ Mazzy Sleep
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Civil Disobedience at Fairy Creek ~ Jen Osborne
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Bank ~ Ali Bryan
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Geography - (poem) ~ Richard Luftig
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Correspondence ~ Beth Kaplan
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Petite Auto Rouge Series ~ Denise Campillo
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Against Simile (poem) ~ James Owens
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Virtuoso ~ Merilyn Simonds
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Steve ~ Judith Pond
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The Biscayne ~ Lawrence Scanlan
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The Curtain ~ Luke Sawczak
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yellow brick road ~ donalee Moulton
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Chile: The Fast Train of the South ~ Ian Birch
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A Girl in a Book Setting ~ Emily R. Zarevich
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Lost and Found ~ Jim Withers
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Medium Risk ~ Mary Theresa Kelly
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A Syllabus for the Heart (poem) ~ Tanya Tomasch
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