—Fiction—
| Erica Abeel Dawn S. Davies Bipin Aurora J. Bob Blacklock Mario J. Jorge |
Begin in Gladness from Wild Girls Anatomy Notes of a Mediocre Man Everything is All Right? Lo, Behold the False Shepherd |
—Essays—
| Donley Watt George Drew Laurence Lieberman |
Mexico Chronicles: Night of the Niño Poems that Jack Took: The Dressing Down of an Editor Igniting Sparks from Tamura's Smithy |
—Poetry—
| Rita Quillen Margaret Mackinnon Matthew Bruce Harrison Sarah Cortez Cynthia Schwartzberg Edlow Taylor Gorman |
The Mad Farmer Dances, Canning Ghazal Myrtle Beach, 1960 Sun Eye, Life Between Food Chains, Sadistic At Rest Baton Twirler with Horns Reincarnated (Body), Mirror, Chicken |
—Reviews—
| Richard Wirick Liana Vrajitoru Andreasen Jorge Hinojosa Daniel M. Mendoza |
Lucia Berlin's Up Over Every Dark |
Errata
We neglected to include one contributor: Liana Vrajitoru teaches at South Texas College; she has published fiction in journals such as Calliope, Fiction International, Mobius, Six Minute Magazine, and scholarly articles in journals such as Alecart, Texas Review, American Book Review, Quarterly Review of Film and Video, Southwestern American Literature, The CEA Critic. She is the author of the following review which appears on page 153: Madre: Perilous Journey with a Spanish Noun, by Liza Bakewell.
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