The Laurel Review 38.2





Fiction

 
David Sanders Nothing Matters
James Mathews

You Have to Want It

Nance Van Winckel Never the Face
John Vanderslice Easy Prey



Poetry

 
David Adams Death Day
Jason Stumpf Mark Rothko
Nightmusic
Wayne Miller The Tightrope Walker
The Dream Maker
Mary Ruefle Brief Candle
Lines Written on a Blank Space
Don Welch The Gale
Mark Halliday The Lyric I
Rhiannon Dickerson The Slow Pull Under
Amy Newman To lose one’s chastity. Used especially of a woman.
Eric Schwerer Pavilion #7
Christina Veladota You’re Reading This and You’re Sure You’re Alive
Cassie Sparkman Flood
Amy McCann Between the Wedding and What Comes After
Kate Wells Fall Yard Work with an Ordinary Friend
John Sackreiter Midwestern
Doug Sanders Nebraska
Apollo and Daphne
William Kloefkorn Moving Away
Sarah Steinke Sitting Across from Picasso’s Nude
Ray Gonzalez Dead Monarchs, Knife River, Minnesota
Richard Lehnert To the Close Enough
Ellen Dudley Loihi
Scott Topper The Market as a Child
Johnny Horton Against Speaking
What I Wouldn’t Say to the Son I Never Had
Laurie Blauner The Hit Man’s Description of His Gun
Diana Marie Delgado Correspondence
Dan Kaplan Understudy



Essay

Fleda Brown Summer House



Review

Philip Terman Saying the Unsayable: on Li-Young Lee and David Swerdlow
Peter Makuck Forms of Praise: on Brendan Galvin

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