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The Current Issue: Spring 2021 Vol. 128 No. 1
Spring 2021 Vol. 128 No. 1
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From the Editor - Spring 2021 ~ James Carson
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What's Wrong with Your Face, Evolutionarily Speaking (poem) ~ Eric Paul Shaffer
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He's Gone, But ... ~ Christopher Clausen
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On Chester Avenue (poem) ~ Maureen Hynes
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Étude for Ventilator and Voice ~ Susan Olding
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Rooted (poem) ~ Richard Schiffman
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Cicada Time~ Ginny Ryan
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The Cure (poem) ~ Bruce Meyer
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Honeymoon Phase ~ Susan Flanagan
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Their Finest Hours?~ Robert Malcolmson
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Necessity (poem) ~ Bruce Meyer
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Across the Water ~ Larry Campbell
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Pebbles ~ John Robinson Blackmore
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Rocks, Bullets, and Scissors~ Callie S. Blackstone
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The Proof of Love ~ Tim Bowling
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Minor modifications (poem) ~ Anthony Purdy
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Lucky Man with Three Wives ~ Mark Anthony Jarman
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Toy Store (poem) ~ Gerald Arthur Moore
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Playing for Life ~ Peter Unwin
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Fishing Report: East Timor (poem) ~ Henry Hughes
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Bolivia: The Luxury Bus ~ Ian Birch
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Coffee at Les Saisons (poem) ~ Ken Victor
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As Much as You Know (poem) ~ Anna Yin
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An Ode to Jan Morris ~ Lindy Mechefske
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