Issue No. 20

Table of Contents

Poetry

• Yes, Crosshatch, I Feel You. by Hari Alluri
• Moral Inventory by Ruth Awad
• Ghazal Forcing the Man  •  there’s no Kurdish translation or origin to the phrase, ‘no friends but the mountains,’ by Hajjar Baban
• Ghazal with the wedding three nights away by Kiran Bath
• Before the Crash  •  What It Is by Sarah Burke
• What the Water Gave Me by Marina Carreira
• posthumous  •  alt real: last visitation by Evan J. Cutts
• Lost Poem 4: Rx by Camonghne Felix
• Sanctus again: the avalanche  •  a broken shape by Benjamin McPherson Ficklin
• Colorwashed by Ru Freeman
• Family Portrait with Ancestors by Golden
• My Brother’s Menagerie by Safia Jama
• Self-Portrait Where I Am the Cricket  •  Daniel 7 / To Be Feral by Willie Kinard III
• When Looking for Home  •  It Is Not Unnatural to Immigrate by Aline Mello
• The Abyss  •  The Day the Earth Stood Still by Matthew Minicucci
• Stonefruit Season by Mary Mussman
• World Parent by Gboyega Odubanjo
• Common Feast by Malcolm Tariq
• [I admit the soldier saw us capture that image]  •  [When the soldier’s shadow passed over our twinned bodies] by Jay G Ying

Non-fiction

• Startlingly, Back At The Start by Sionnain Buckley
• From the Diaries  •  日記より by Itō Noe (tr. Marissa Skeels)

Fiction

• Visit to Makon by Bo Hwang
• Eucharist by Patricia Patterson
• Peaches by Mariya Poe
• The First of His Kind by Jenny Tinghui Zhang

Feature

• An Interview with Sarah Manguso