Interviews with Richard Godwin, Gilbert King, Conor McCreery, Laura McDermott, and Will Viharo. Visual Art by Andrés Pruna and Terry Wright. Fiction by William Auten, M.H. Burkett, Paul Colby, T.C. Jones, Gary Porter, K.J. Hannah Greenberg, and Tony Press. Nonfiction by Anna Laird Barto, Sarah Pearsall, and Jeffrey Weinstock. Poetry by Chris Abbate, Sean Ball, Jonathan Duckworth, Roberta Feins, Ariel Francisco, Peter Grieco, Allison Joseph, Joseph Mills, Barbra Nightingale, and Pad Wadsworth. Welcome Betty-Jo Buro and Thomas Logan.

Andres Pruna: The Anaconda and the Toucan (Acrylic on Canvas, 60″ x 48″)
INTERVIEWS / FEATURES
- Richard Godwin (interviewed by Hector Duarte Jr.)
- Gilbert King (interviewed by Nicholas Garnett)
- Conor McCreery (interviewed by Thomas Logan)
- Laura McDermott (interviewed by Yaddyra Peralta)
- Will Viharo (interviewed by Hector Duarte Jr.)
VISUAL ART
NONFICTION
- Free Riding in Havana, by Anna Laird Barto
- The Backyard Thief, by Sarah Pearsall
- Me and the Fonz, By Jeffrey Weinstock
POETRY
- Hartford, 1947, by Chris Abbate
- Numbers and Molehills, by Sean Ball
- The Purkinje Effect, by Jonathan Duckworth
- Remy Marsupial, by Roberta Feins
- At Miami Jai-Alai and Casino, by Ariel Francisco
- Four Poems, by Peter Grieco
- Running While Black, by Allison Joseph
- Enter Innogen, by Joseph Mills
- A-E, by Barbra Nightingale
- History Lesson, by Pat Wadsworth
FICTION
- Ready Made, by William Auten
- OK to Disconnect, M.H. Burkett
- The June Bug Tree, by Paul Colby
- Lessons from Polk Street, by T.C. Jones
- The Wilds, by Gary Porter
- A Little Poisoned, by K.J. Hannah Greenberg
- Rivers to the Bay, by Tony Press
It all looks good — some serious reading ahead. Thanks for inviting me to the party.