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The Current Issue: Fall 2021 Vol. 128 No. 3
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From the Editor - Fall 2021 ~ James Carson
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There Must be 50 Ways of Looking at Mountain Goats on the Internet (poem) ~ Nicholas Bradley
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Pine Needles (poem) ~ Bruce Meyer
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Offering from a Wolf ~ Mark Anthony Jarman
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Beirut (poem) ~ Oliver McHugh
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Sir Walter Scott: History Man? ~ David McVey
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Melbourne Village Fair, Derbyshire (poem) ~ Hamish Guthrie
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Lorry - from the Encyclopaedia of Modern Understanding ~ Sara Salih
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Assembling IKEA ~ Anthony Jenkins
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A Matter of Fire ~ Graeme Hunter
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Atop a Quiet Mountain (poem) ~ Sarain Frank Soonias
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Uneducated ~ Guy Tombs
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Tie Quilt ~ Donna Costa
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Appendix IV (poem) ~ AN Grace
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Chile: Through the Andes by Train ~ Ian Birch
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Rimbaud (poem) ~ Anthony Purdy
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The Latin Inscriptions of Queen's University ~ Bernard Kavanagh
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The Infinite Park (poem) ~ Peter Unwin
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Mapfumo ~ Joe Davies
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At the Waterfront (poem) ~ Phillip Shabazz
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In the Shadow of the Krymsky Bridge ~ Jillian Stirk
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Paintings (poem) ~ Tim Bowling
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Jigsaw ~ Anthony Purdy
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Northrop County (poem) ~ Michael Hall
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