Winter 2008

Volume 30, Number 2


 

 

Cover Art

Anna Maria Whetstine
Marcha de los Pingüinos

 

 

Fiction

Anthony Farrington
Railway Killers
Kathy Fish
Blooms
Ted Sanders
Obit
Dave Madden
Pamela
J. E. Bergmark
Turn of the Century
Evan Shopper
Entertainment
Kim Addonizio
Night Owls

 

 

Poetry

Justin Sider
A Grotesque for Ruskin
Lance Larsen
How to Disappear
Jenny George
Encyclopedia of the Dead
Melissa Stein
After She Told Me She Was Pregnant
Katie Umans
The Bathing Machine
The Ostriches Take a Human Child
Cheryl Dumesnil
In Praise of Falling
Malachi Black
Growing Season
Wayne Miller
Archaeology
Dear Auden,
Flooding in the Valley
Jürgen Becker
Oderdruch
(Translated by Okla Elliot)
Todd Boss
Poverty and Paint
Kevin Prufer
Transparent Cities
Matthew Dickman
Architecture Poem
Erika Meitner
Pediatric Eschatology
Emma Bolden
The Witch’s Daughter Speaks of Her Mother
Amaud Jamaul Johnson
Miss Thelma
Bootlick
Two Real Coons
Nobody
Susan Thomas
Runaway Baby
Keith Flynn
A Rolling Story
Nin Andrews
The Other World
Kim Philley
Quantum
Catherine Pierce
Dear Atom Bomb,
Emergence
Joanna Klink
Greenest
Pilar Gómez-Ibáñez
Losing Bedrock Farm
2008 Indiana Review Poetry Prize Winner
J. W. Richardson
Abdelazer
Richard Robbins
The Lake Shore Motel
Amanda Rachelle Warren
Blacklick Creek
Bob Hicok
Call and response
Adrienne Su
The Love Boat
Mark Rubin
The Fourth on Lake Champlain
Miriam Bird Greenberg
Brazilian Telephone
Ellen Bass
Ode to the Tangle of Hair in the Drain
Greg Wrenn
Manger
Emily Raabe
An Old Story

 

 

Reviews

Chad Anderson
Don’t Let My Mama Read This: A Southern-Fried Memoir by Hadjii
Jenny Burdge
The View from Zero Bridge by Lynn Aarti Chandhok
Esther Lee
Boy with Flowers by Ely Shipley
Nina Mamikunian
Refresh, Refresh by Benjamin Percy
Megan Savage
Ordinary Affects by Kathleen Stewart
Ryan Teitman
National Anthem by Kevin Prufer
Cate Whetzel
Corinna A-Maying the Apocalypse by Darcie Dennigan
Marcus Wicker
The Life of M. F. Grimm by Percy Carey and Ronald Wimberly
Kelly Wilson
Why Speak? by Nathaniel Bellows
 
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