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Issue 29, Winter '12
Kutch Mother and Daughter
Issue 29, Winter '12
Mandavi Beach with Horses
Issue 29, Winter '12
Silhouette in Waves, Mandavi
Issue 29, Winter '12
Three Shepherds, Kutch
Issue 29, Winter '12

Review: The Unsung Masters Series, Pleiades Press

by Brian Nicolet Issue 29 12.19.2011

Brian Nicolet looks at Dunstan Thompson and Tamura Ryuichi, two masters left to collect dust in the basement of the 20th century until The Unsung Masters Series came along. more »

Dick Move

by Sarah Einstein Issue 29 12.12.2011

I dreamt that it was morning and you said, as if it was no big thing, “Hey, kid, why don’t you take the penis today? I’ve got a lot to do, so I won’t even really notice it’s gone, and it might be fun for you.” “This is what I love... more »

Variation on a Legend

by Jaydn DeWald Issue 29 12.05.2011

“'Our most illustrious gardens, cathedrals, waterfalls, stone angels and so forth,' said the cabbie, leading us through the dark streets of the Tenderloin. . . ." more »

"A Prayer Toward Sleep" and two more poems

by Aneesa Davenport Issue 28 11.21.2011

Read "A Prayer Toward Sleep," "Application for Remembrance," and "Lover's Complaint" more »

Spoon

by Emily Sandberg Issue 28 11.14.2011

Tim and I were in bed together when he saw the spoon. I’d accidentally left the closet open, I noticed, at the same moment he said, “What’s that?” and I knew exactly what he was referring to more »

Excerpts from "Shell-Shaped Pieces of Bone"

by Traci O Connor Issue 28 11.07.2011

She says, “Don’t touch that bird or else the mother will never come back,” but I am already holding the baby bird cupped in my hands like my own beating heart. The tiny feet scritching my palms. I carry it home as carefully as a bomb and then... more »

On Poetic Objects and Poetic Economies

by Anna Lena Phillips Issue 28 10.31.2011

A call for radical formatting: Put a well-loved poem on some nice cardstock and give it—or trade it, or sell it—to a friend. Fringe Editor Anna Lena Phillips, on why we need broadsides and other visual embodiments for poetry now more than ever. more »

Ringlet

by Russell Hehn Issue 28 10.24.2011

There wasn’t much in the hut besides themselves and Amelia Earhart, and they couldn’t bear to look at one another in the eye. more »