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The Current Issue: Fall 2022 Vol. 129 No. 3
Fall 2022 Vol. 129 No. 3
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The Forest (poem) ~ Mazzy Sleep
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Jesus in Plague Time ~ Judith Pond
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I Said Hallelujah - She Said Jalapeño (poem) ~ Darrell Epp
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Who Will Control Your Death - You or Your Doctor? ~ Sandra Martin
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In Cemento Veritas – A Post-Modern Archaeology ~ Mario Loprete
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Recycling – from the Encyclopaedia of Modern Understanding ~ Sara Salih
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Saturday Night ~ Linda E. Clarke
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By Bus Across the Southern Andes ~ Wayne Grady
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The Moon over Iceland (poem) ~ Steve Noyes
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A Satisfying Failure ~ David Sapp
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DeLillo’s The Silence – Five Characters in Search of Themselves ~ Jerry Varsava
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Birdwatching with Confucius (poem) ~ D.S. Martin
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All of This Is Fleeting ~ Wanda Praamsma
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Martha’s Books ~ Ken Harvey
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Right Lane Must Exist ~ Susan Glickman
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In the Morning Light (poem) ~ Leo LaFleur
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Be a Link, Not a Fragment ~ Daniela Elza
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The Sleeper to Buenos Aires ~ Ian Birch
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Acquaintances ~ David Sapp
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Norman McLeod Rogers – He Might Have Been Prime Minister ~ David Rogers
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Where’s Barney? ~ Ali Bryan
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out from COVID’s umbrage (poem) ~ Glenn Arthur Sweazey
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Vancouver, I Love You, but You’re Bringing Me Down ~ Tanya Tomasch
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