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Joshua Michael Stewart’s Break Every String, Reviewed by Ace Boggess
Gloria Mindock’s Whiteness of Bone, Reviewed by Lynn Levin
Amy MacLennan’s The Body, a Tree, Reviewed by Cindy Hochman
George Drew’s Pastoral Habits: New and Selected Poems, Reviewed by Richard Allen Taylor
Judson Evans – Palimpsest
Julie Wittes Schlack – Insourcing
Chris McCann – Business Trip
YZ Chin – Experienced C3PO Seeks Unique Challenges
Nicholas A. White – The Powerlifter
Phillip Sterling – Clothes, and Other Forms of Occupation
Arjun Razdan – Once It Is Done
Cassandra Passarelli – Night Shift at the Palace
Luke Tennis – I Worked as a Waiter
Lev Mirov – The Doorway
S.Marie LaFata-Clay – Animal Lisa’s Guide to Getting Sober
Emily Linstrom – Only Aria
John Trause’s Exercises in High Treason,
Reviewed by Francine Witte
Gina Valdés – Omens
Mary Makofske – This Country Could Break My Heart
Penelope Gristelfink – The Limp
Mark J. Mitchell – Troy Games
Shannon Connor Winward – Boys and Trains
Katherine Soniat’s Bright Stranger,
Reviewed by Lynn Levin
Jordan Rice’s Constellarium,
Reviewed by Cindy Hochman
Afric McGlinchey’s Ghost of the Fisher Cat,
Reviewed by Maria Rouphail
Ted Jonathan’s Run,
Reviewed by Ace Boggess
John Davies – Underwater Detonation of a World War II Bomb
Jeffrey Little – Cognitive Promiscuity: The Undocumented Gunshot Blues
John Bradley – The Face of Charles Darwin As Seen on a Nuclear Reactor Cooling Tower As Seen by a Firefly As Seen by Cornelia Hesse-Honegger
Sarah Snyder – Go Count the First Seven Stars
Jeannine Hall Gailey – Post-Apocalypse Postcard from the Viceroy Hotel, Santa Monica
Carl Boon – Borges
Dan Encarnacion – Saint
Marc Frazier’s Each Things Touches,
Reviewed by Richard Allen Taylor
Richard Broderick’s Jesus of Walmart,
Reviewed by George Wallace
Candace Pearson – Aubade: Again
Lynn Schmeidler – The Moment a Husband Stops Being a Husband and Starts Being a Black and White Photograph of a Husband