Issue Twenty-Two

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Complete Issue Contents:

Features

• “A Coyote Life”: Tracks Along the Left Coast by Andrew Schelling
  Review by Trevor Carolan
• Born to Run by Bruce Springsteen
  Review by Joseph Blake
• Letter from Paris: “Poetry as Commuter”
  Essay by Anna Aublet
• “Blood Soaked Plain” Killers of the Flower Moon by David Grann
  Review by Richard Wirick
• A Blaze in the Desert by Victor Serge
  Review by Allan Graubard
• “Poetry and Prose from the Transmigrational Beyond”:
  Temporary Stranger by Jamie Reid, review by Trevor Carolan
• Delmore Schwartz: “Errors Fecundity”
  Essay by Jack Foley

Departments

• Media: “Journalism without Edge”: The News We Deserve by Marc Edge
  Review by Eric Spalding
• Letter from Kyoto: “Passage: Homage to Edith Shiffert”
  Essay by Gregory Dunne
• Music Books: Without Getting Killed or Caught: the Life and Music
  of Guy Clark by Tamara Saviano, review by Joseph Blake
• Horticulture: Victory Gardens for Bees: a DIY Guide to Saving the Bees
  by Lori Weidenhammer, review by Rose Morrison
• Poetry Round-Up: Small Acts by Bernice Lever; Gnarled Love by
  Daniel G. Scott; The Dirty Knees of Prayer by Timothy Shay;
  Eating Matters by Kara-lee MacDonald; Hush by Robert Martens
  Review by Candice James

Reviews

• “Love Among the Landslides”: The Road to Vermilion Lake by Vic Cavalli
  Review by Hilary Turner
• “Mother and Daughter”: Short Takes on the Apocalypse by Patricia Young;
  Teardown by Clea Young, review by Linda Rogers
• “From Darkness into Light”: Walking on Darkness by Peter Dale Scott
  Review by Jim Reid
• Digsite by Owain Nicholson
  Review by Jesse Boyes
• CareyOn by Cindy Graves
  Review by Joel Robertson Taylor
• “Love Not Given Easily or Easily Understood”: If I Were in a Cage I’d
  Reach Out for You by Adele Barclay; Ignite by Kevin Spenst
  Review by Paul Falardeau
• The Gross and Fine Geography by Stephen Bett
  Review by Antonio D’Alfonso
• “This Act Is an Ancient Tale New Told”: Shakespearean Blues by Shirley Graham
  Review by Hilary Turner
• After All the Scissor Work Is Done by David Fraser
  Review by Candice James
• Life in Suspension by Hélène Cardona
  Review by Antonio D’Alfonso
• “Talk to Me About Sunlight”: A Visit to the Ranch & Other Poems by klipschutz
  Review by Jessica McDermott
• The Charm Buyers by Lillian Howan
  Review by Micheline Soong
• “Anyday Kind of Poems”: Small, Frequent Loads of Laundry by Rhonda Ganz;
  serpentine loop by Elee Kraljii Gardner, review by Julia Dovey