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A body that bleeds unprovoked is expected to do other things.

Fruitful

Stefanie Kirby
Poetry

It’s all going fine, normal stuff, until I notice the specialty knife on the side table. The expensive kind: serrated edge, full tang, tip curved toward the ceiling like a question mark.

Tender Head

K.S. Dyal
Fiction

You say, “[one-word innocuous phrase],” and keep moving, aware now that the man is quite drunk, that his friends are not embracing him but holding him upright.

You-Are-Not-Mad Lib

Jennifer Perrine
Nonfiction

Nonfiction

You-Are-Not-Mad Lib

Jennifer Perrine

Butterfly, Fly

Sarah Lass

The Frog in the Hall

Christy Tending

Housing

McCullough Blessing

Bunk Beds

Juliet Wenzel

Hush

Molly Bashaw

Descent, Interrupted

Anna B. Moore

Fiction

Praise Exercise

Hafsa Zulfiqar

Inheritance

Melissa Darcey Hall

Needle Exchange

Alok A. Khorana

Tender Head

K.S. Dyal

Trio

Peggy Stone

Anesthesia

Michael C. Campbell

What You Eat

Linni Kral

Poetry

Play House

Mekleit Dix

Sonnet to Break the Crown of Invisibility

i. / ii. / iii. 

Felicia Zamora

Fruitful

Stefanie Kirby

Four Days After the Hospital

Zachariah Claypole White

Sweet Is the Truth of a Nation on Your Lips

Rooja Mohassessy

Self-Portrait in the Garden

Kiyanna Hill

Man Kinds

Arnaldo Batista

Cloning My Grandmother

Dabin Jeong

I don’t think it’s fair

Karan Kapoor

The Maine Review’s author interview series

Radicle: The Roots of Writers

with Jennifer Lang

Discover the breakthrough moments of writer Jennifer Lang, author of PLACES WE LEFT BEHIND: a memoir-in-miniature, published by Vine Leaves Press. With interviewer Megan Vered, Lang discusses personhood, place, and her writing journey.

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