The morning mist covers Alaska’s Turnagain Arm at low tide. This body of water was named by Captain Cook when he was forced to turn back again in his quest for The Northwest Passage. The Kenai Mountains of the Kenai Peninsula are visible in the background.
© Hal Gage
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Fiction |
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| The Woman Who Slept With a Tortoise | Cory Wade |
| Eighteen Questions | Edith Pearlman |
| “29” | Jill Peacock |
| They Like It When You Spoil Them | Franklin Fisher |
| Ladybugs | Robert Ross |
| Director of the World | Jane McCafferty |
| The Three Graces | Linda Moore Spencer |
| Natural Accidents | Micah Perks |
| Poorman’s Rain | Mike Clark |
| Down in Frenchburg | Lance Olsen |
| The Summer Without Furniture | Michael Reilly |
| All Is Nothing | Margot Patterson |
| The First Day in Canada | Katharine Coles |
Poetry |
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| Permanence | Lisa J. Selzman |
| Peregrine | Naomi Clark |
| The Swimmers | J.A. Totts |
| Holsteins and Ceremonies of the New Year | Ann Douglas |
| Over My Shoulder | Ruth Daigon |
| My Grandfather’s Skiff | Jim Petit |
| Hunting for My Father | Jim Petit |
| Limbo | Jim Petit |
| The Last Black Chinook | Jim Petit |
| Robert Lowell at St. Mark’s Church | Brian Culhane |
| Non Bona Dicta | Brian Culhane |
| Erika’s Baby | Deborah O’Harra |
Criticism |
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| Waking Up in the Dark: Learning from John Cassavetes | Raymond Carney |
