| Fiction | |
| Jonathan Crimmins | As Close to Invisible as a Butterfly Sees |
| Judith Ford |
Savasana |
| Jacob Russell | Godzilla’s Eye |
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Interview |
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| Amanda McGuire | Interest in Interiors: An Interview with Mary Ann Samyn |
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Essay |
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| Suzanne Cleary | Be Still and Know: Silence in the Poetry of Jean Valentine |
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Poetry |
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| Christopher Arigo | Archived Imperatives III |
| Angela Ball | Society For The Dissolution Of Learning |
| Jeffrey Bean | In August |
| Agatha Beins | Doubtful |
| Sarah Blackman | How They Let The Tongue Loll |
| Michelle Boisseau | You Won’t Hear Me Tell |
| Jaswinder Bolina | Inspired by Actual Events |
| What Awaits the Thunder | |
| Wayne Dodd | Encounters on a Temporal Plane |
| Sharon Dolin | An Ideal Lure |
| Allen C. Fischer | A Frog in Theory |
| Albert Goldbarth | Reasonable |
| James Grabill | Night Crickets Pulsing |
| Dan Kaplan | [Someone has made off with my adage.] |
| Claudia Keelan | Little Elegies (Self & Other) |
| Little Elegies (cummingsworth) | |
| Stephanie King | Misdirection |
| Cynthia Lowen | Looking through the Wide End of the Telescope |
| Jon Luthro | River Road |
| Erin Malone | This & Thus Far |
| Nils Michals | Field Study: Reason |
| Theory of Shadows and Perspective | |
| Amy Newman | 1 October |
| 2 October | |
| Simon Perchik | * |
| Donald Revell | West Agate |
| Martha Ronk | The black leaves of the tree print themselves |
| “You know how I am, he said, when it is getting late” | |
| Mary Ann Samyn | Who Are the New Saints and What Are Their Miracles |
| An Introduction to Devotion | |
| Wish and What Happens | |
| Katherine Soniat | From the Mountains to the City |
| Murnau | |
| Nance Van Winckel | Flagpole Sitter |
| Lepers’ Song (Misericord) | |
| G.C. Waldrep | Heir Apartment |
| Slow Bloater, Lilac Dusk | |
| Three Cheers For The Pilot Light | |
| Amanda Rachelle Warren | The Dream of the Forest |
| Joshua Marie Wilkinson | Deer & Salt Block |
| Still Life with Cafeteria, Willow, Ropes, & a Legendary Curse | |
| Charles Wright | from Littlefoot |
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Reviews |
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| Nancy Kuhl | On Sarah Manguso |
| Jay Thomson | Margins: Ezra Pound’s Uneasy Relationship With His Readers |