Fresh-Cut Lit & More
Issue No. 37 • SPRING 2022
FEATURING
*Colette Parris, Extra Credit
*Charlotte Moretti, Running Alone at Night
*Eric Rasmussen, Meaningful Departures
*AJ Strosahl, N ̓x̌ax̌aitkʷ, 1984
Michelle Ross, The Contents of My Exes’ Refrigerators
Ann Stoney, The Other Side
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William Erickson, Breakfast Soliloquy
Ronda Broatch, Even the Dogs
Philip Schaefer, Don’t Kick the Dog
Robin Neidorf, Leave No Trace
Quinn Rennerfeldt, A Poem Wherein I Try, and Fail, to Identify My Tuesday Gender
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Lisa Lebduska, Ablation (nonfiction)
Windy Lynn Harris, We Were Not So Big (nonfiction)
*Cristina Trapani-Scott, Even in the Dark
*Amy R. Martin, Skate Haven
Candace Hartsuyker, When You’re the Contortionist
*Jessica Klimesh, Walking on the Furniture
Louella Lester, What Might Happen When You’re Stuck
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Gregory Emilio, Ode on Braises (and Odes)
Richard Casimir, Timoun, or, Little World
Gwen Mullins, Brood X
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Despina by Jennifer Hayden
Layering Light
Paintings by Bette Ridgeway
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Cover Design by Karen Rile
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***Both an Artist of Philadelphia & a Cleaver Emerging Artist
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