GO
By Jon Pineda

WHITE GUY
By Steven Barthelme

WAITING ON CANCER
By Christopher Battle

THERE WAS A MOMENT TO TURN BACK
By Kirsten Clodfelter

WALL PAINTING IN CHICAGO BAR:
"RICHARD J. DALEY, MAYOR"
By Richard Terrill

THINGS THAT APPEAR UGLY OR TROUBLING BUT UPON CLOSER INSPECTION ARE BEAUTIFUL
By Gretchen Legler

THE BLIND PROPHETS OF EASTER ISLAND
By Tessa Fontaine

TRANSUBSTANTIATE
By Rachel Yoder

CHOIR
By Jennifer Luebbers

TIRED
By Lance Larsen

SOBERING
By Tim Elhajj

CALL ME FRITZ
By Julie Marie Wade

THE MOTH
By Rebecca Fish Ewan

TEETH
By Dylan Nice

WHAT GRACE THERE IS
By Meera Lee Sethi

THE UPHOLSTERER'S WIFE
By Lily White

PADUCAH, KENTUCKY
By Stuart Overlin

LETTING THE DOG OUT
By Linsey Maughan

NEW BOOK REVIEWS, CRAFT ESSAYS AND INTERVIEWS

Interviews with authors Lee Martin and Thomas E. Kennedy, and a new craft essay on how the thesis statement functions in literary works in our Craft Section.

And on our Book Review page, Ira Sukrungruang reviews Jon Pineda's Sleep in Me, Sarah Werthan Buttenwieser reviews Sonya Huber's Cover Me: A Health Insurance Memoir, M.M. Wittle reviews Curtis Smith’s Witness, and Debbie Hagan reviews Elyssa East’s Dogtown: Death and Enchantment in a New England Ghost Town