The following are available to review or for other forms of coverage:
FICTION
They Could Have Named Her Anything by Stephanie Jimenez
Besotted by Melissa Duclo
You Might Forget the Sky Was Ever Blue by Michael Chin
Circus Folk by Michael Chin
A Hawk in the Woods by Carrie Laben
A Sick Gray Laugh by Nicole Cushing
Odsburg by Matt Tompkins
Always Blue by John Dermot Woods
Like Wings, Your Hands by Elizabeth Earley
Driving in Cars with Homeless Men by Kate Wisel
Circus + The Skin by Keith McCleary
The Book of Jeremiah by Julie Zuckerman
The Wagners by John Colasacco
The Hypothetical Man by Paul Maliszewski & Ryan Weil
Hazel by David Huddle
What Could Be Saved by Gregory Spatz
The Color Inside a Melon by John Domini
The Nurseryman by Arthur Allen
The Big Red Herring by Andrew Farkas
POETRY
Undoll by Tanya Grae
Scorpionic Sun by Mohammed Khaïr-Eddine (translated by Conor Bracken)
World’d Too Much: The Selected Poetry of Russell Atkins (edited by Kevin Prufer & Robert E. McDonough)
Advantages of Being Evergreen by Oliver Baez Bendorf
Sun Cycle by Anne Lesley Selcer
The People’s Field by Haesong Kwon
Some Glad Morning by Barbara Cooker
Life in a Country Album by Nathalie Handal
Ringer by Rebecca Lehmann
Because What Else Could I Do by Martha Collins
the sun a blazing zero by Shira Dentz
Huge Cloudy by Bill Carty
Bully Love by Patricia Colleen Murphy
Look Look Look by Callista Buchen
NONFICTION
Codependence by Amy Long
This Particular Happiness: A Childless Love Story by Jackie Shannon Hollis
And It Begins Like This by LaTanya McQueen
Time’s Up by Robert Cobat
Everything Lost Is Found Again by Will McGrath
COMICS
Constantly by GG
Bradley of Him by Connor Willumsen
Stunt by Michael DeForge
Rat Time by Keiler Roberts
The Death of the Master by Patrick Kyle
Sports Is Hell by Ben Passmore
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