Poetry

• Whose Disposition Kristi Maxwell
• Sarcophagus : In the cul-de-sac Kristi Maxwell
• 20th Annual Reunion of Iconic Southern Photographs James Thomas Miller
• Dawn – Here Susan R. Williamson
• Scuppernong Grapes Susan R. Williamson
• The Diner Shrieking Evil Nicholas Reading
• Mel Louse as a Peripheral Character in the Story of Minnie’s Death Nicholas Reading
• Sacred Grounds Marissa McNamara Williams
• The Tragic Mulatto, or One-Drop Rule* Hits the Silver Screen (ca. 1930) M. Ayodele Heath
• My Arkansas Lindsay Wirth
• Crossing Over Kimberly L. Becker
• Meeting the Beekeeper Kelle Groom
• St. Petersburg Kelle Groom
• Pymatuning Lake Meditation Keith Montesano
• Ars Poetica with Fists Keith Montesano
• Elegy for the Last Hotel in America Keith Montesano
• Stubbornly Green Kathryn Kirkpatrick
• Out of the Garden, 1 Kathryn Kirkpatrick
• Out of the Garden, 2 Kathryn Kirkpatrick
• Beyond Chatanooga Jonathan Moody
• Pharoah Sanders Jonathan Moody

• A Poem Robert Davis Will Have to Understand Jonathan Moody
• An Ubi Sunt for Certain Aunts Jennifer Horne
• Noon on Wednesday Jennifer Horne
• WPA Jennifer Horne
• Sardis Lake at Hurricane Landing James Everett
• In the Negro section of Nashville Sheree Renee Thomas
• On Entering William Edmondson’s Sculpture Yard in Nashville Sheree Renee Thomas
• Call and Response Ellen Goldstein
• The Summer Country Ellen Goldstein
• Dare, Virginia David Ingle
• The Girl I Left Behind David Ingle
• my father’s manuscript Daniel Robbins
• Intimacies in Borrowed Light D. Antwan Stewart
• Dead Fox Chris Tusa
• Trastevere Austin Segrest
• Vulcan’s Hollow Austin Segrest
• What I Know of Where You Went Austin Segrest
• “the solitary lyrics of all we lost…” Jack Boettcher
• “the city tends to alternately gleam…” Jack Boettcher
• Memory Has Depth But No Bottom Al Maginnes
• From the Last Century Al Maginnes