The following are available to review or for other forms of coverage:
FICTION
Selected Stories by Troy James Weaver
Whiteout Conditions by Tariq Shah
The Wild Impossibility by Cheryl A. Quimba
Animal Children by Hugh Behm-Steinberg
A Candle for San Simón by Kelly Daniels
The PornME Trinity by David Leo Rice
Claire, Wading into the Danube by Night by Jeffrey Condran
City of Hate by Timothy S. Miller
Virtuoso by Yelena Moskovich
Telephone by Percival Everett
Do Not Go On by Bryan Furuness
Driftless Quintet by Joe Sacksteder
Holding Smoke by Steph Post
Texas Crude by Thomas Kearnes
Circus + The Skin by Keith McCleary
The Nurseryman by Arthur Allen
POETRY
Ashley Sugarnotch & the Wolf by Elizabeth Deanna Morris Lakes
Swerve: Environmentalism, Feminism, and Resistance by Ellery Akers
When Sleep Comes: Shillelagh Songs by Jack Foley
Savage Pageant by Jessica Q. Stark
$50,000 by Andrew Weatherhead
The Proscenium by Vi Khi Nao
where bells begin by tessa micaela
Amalgam by Sotère Torregian
Postcolonial Love Poem by Natalie Diaz
A WEEK IN LATE CAPITALISM / ANCIENT CAPITALISTIC PROVERBS by Sampson Starkweather
Capable Monsters by Marlin M. Jenkins
The Wishbone Dress by Cassandra J. Bruner
That Strapless Bra in Heaven by Sarah Sarai
Falsehood by Emily Brandt
Abeyance, North America by JoAnna Novak
To Make Room for the Sea by Adam Clay
Revelation: An Apocalypse in Fifty-Eight Fights by Andrew Rihn
Before the Fevered Snow by Megan Merchant
The Blue Absolute by Aaron Shurin
Bring Now the Angels by Dilruba Ahmed
Holiday in the Islands of Grief by Jeffrey McDaniel
Imperial Liquor by Amaud Jamaul Johnson
The Tethered Ground by Lanette Cadle
The Future Is a Fetish by Sarah Sgro
NONFICTION
A History of My Brief Body by Billy-Ray Belcourt
Life’s Tumultuous Party by Marvin Cohen (Edited by Colin Myers)
Entryways into memories that might assemble me, by Freda Epum
Million Dollar Red by Gleah Powers
People I’ve Met on the Internet by Stephen van Dyck
THE DISTANCE BETWEEN: A Memoir by Timothy J. Hillegonds
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