Issue 3 Table of Contents

Creative Nonfiction

• Devin Corbin — Cut Jumping

• Jill Christman — A Stone Pear

• J. Malcolm Garcia — Leaving Afghanistan

• Daiva Markelis — I Was the Child of Teepees

• Christine Hemp — The Sound of Sense

• Lars Peterson — Neighbors but Foreigners

• Peter Pierson — Saskatoon

• William Reichard — North

Fiction

• Linda Dyer — Navigating Change

• Stephanie Gayle — Lost Boy of Passadumkeag

• Mary Lotz — Funeral Wreath

• Jason Rizos — Harvest

• Roseanne Thong — Subtitles

Interview

• With Ted Kooser

Poetry

• Barry Ballard — Blue Heron

• Ouyang Bin — Li Po and Wall (translated from the Chinese by Dong Jiping)

• Heidi Elizabeth Blankenship — Arrowheads

• Michelle Boisseau — Looking from a Satellite

• Patrick Carrington — Knives and Holy Water

• Neal Dwyer — The Violin Bridge

• Janice Moore Fuller — Ouija

• Stephen Haven — Skunked

• Terrance Hayes — The Red Balloon

• Jeff P. Jones — Raise It Up in the Mind of Me: One Poem, Eleven,1 Footnotes2

• Peter Kahn — Pillow

• Jo Ellen Nakles — The Potter, Pittsburgh 1934

• Mary Orovan — The Autumn of my Discontent

• Iain Haley Pollock — Instinct

• Rachel Richardson — Nocturne

• Stephen R. Roberts — To the Woods Alone

• Fernand Roqueplan — Pro Bono Publico

• J.D. Schraffenberger — November

• Karen Schubert — The Viking and the Field Mouse

• James J. Siegel — Bilingual and Saturday Afternoon Horror Movies

• Lianne Spidel — Virgin Forest

• Skaidrite Stelzer — Kalamazoo

• Robert Stewart — Headlights in the Pasture

• Bill Vernon — Last Morning

• Lynn Wagner — Steps We Take to Ise Shima

• Ben Westlie — Lessons in how to Drive

• Crystal Williams — Marathon: Ars Poetica and Beauty

• Lydia Winter — Two Thousand and Three