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Poetry  – 

The Return

Linda Hogan

In the place where rivers meet
near the temple of forest we once lived
with wavering shadows of darkness, light,
and the fruits that grew from our flowering trees
with their sweet odor of plenty.


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Nonfiction  – 

Coyotes

Jenn Scheck-Kahn

A daughter visits her parents in Southern California in the wake of her father’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis, navigating the difficult terrain of respecting their decisions while ensuring he has good health care.

The cover of Issue 36, featuring a linoleum block print of rays swimming in the ocean.
Poetry  – 

Bless the Water

Aimee Noel

Bless the water so abundant in my youth, / absent of mercury or algae blooms / or zebra mussels’ future invasion.

The cover of Issue 36, featuring a linoleum block print of rays swimming in the ocean.
Poetry  – 

•Elegy for a Lemon Tree

Aman Rahman

One summer my brother and I / picked every leaf off the lemon tree.