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The Current Issue: Fall 2020 Vol. 127 No. 3
Fall 2020 Vol. 127 No. 3
- From the Editor - Fall 2020 ~ James Carson
- Invasive Species ~ Joe Davies
- Thanks to Columbus ~ W. George Lovell
- Good People ~ James Carson
- The Slave Ship (poem) ~ William Virgil Davis
- Jesus on the Mainline (fiction) ~ Mark Anthony Jarman
- What Colour Does Racism See in Canada? ~ Christopher Johnstone
- A Poem about Vanishing (poem)~ Richard Schiffman
- Fatbergs of London ~ Mike Michael
- Innocence Lost Hopscotch, Spring 2020 (poem) ~ Glenn Arthur Sweazey
- Zen and a Dinosaur ~ Michael Trussler
- August 2016 (poem) ~ Susan Jane Atkinson
- Architecture ~ Ray Nayler
- Fall Through Summer (poem) ~ Bill Howell
- The Skater Kids Are Alright ~ Anne McGouran
- Sagebrush (poem) ~ Richard Schiffman
- The Nuremberg Chronicle ~ Sharday C. Mosurinjohn & Richard S. Ascough
- "Cinemas May Be Closed" ~ Brian Gibson
- Trip to the Delmar Post Office, March 17, 2020 (poem) ~ Phyllis Hillinger
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