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The Current Issue: Summer 2022 Vol. 129 No. 2
Summer 2022 Vol. 129 No. 1
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Guest Editorial - Summer 2022 ~ Christopher Clausen
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Seven of Diamonds, Six of Hearts~ Marc Levy
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Rossnowlagh (poem) ~ Gary Allen
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Now That You’re Gone, Who Can I Talk to About These Things? ~ Tanya Tomasch
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Conspiracy Theorist (poem) ~ Shauna Checkley
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Are We Alone? – Probably Not ~ Ray Argyle
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god takes a break (poem) ~ Kerry Desrochers
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By Bus Across the Southern Andes ~ Ian Birch
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Newfoundland Legal Trilogy: Three Poems (poems) ~ Richard Brait
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Poets and the Past in Ottawa’s Beechwood Cemetery ~ L.D. Cross
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Where I Want to Die (poem) ~ Richard Luftig
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Calais, Les Bourgeois de ~ Sara Salih
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Translating Lisbon (poem) ~ Joshua Levy
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Newlyweds in Language Class (poem) ~ Kenna Creer Manos
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Market Arguments ~ Daniela Elza
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Canada Packers (poem) ~ Steve Noyes
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The Big Red Book of Propaganda ~ Sara Jordan-Heintz
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The Scandinavian Club Is Looking for Members – (poem) ~ Richard Luftig
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Thin Air ~ Graeme Hunter
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Mercy’s Sunset (poem) ~ Mazzy Sleep
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Shipworms (poem) ~ Henry Hughes
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Shifters ~ Anthony Purdy
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Hiking with My Son on My 65th Birthday (poem) ~ Ken Victor
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Puzzled Pandemia Blues ~ Mark Anthony Jarman
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