The following are available to review or for other forms of coverage:
FICTION
And So We Die Having First Slept by Jennifer Spiegel
Gristle by Jordan A. Rothacker
Museum of Stones by Lynn Lurie
Temper CA by Paul Skenazy
Life During Wartime by Katie Rogin
Great American Desert by Terese Svoboda
Portrait of Sebastian Khan by Aatif Rashid
My Stunt Double by Trevor Denton
Shelf Life of Happiness by Virginia Pye
River of Love by Aimée Medina Carr
Survival House by Wendell Mayo
Tonic and Balm by Stephanie Allen
Subterranean by Sarah Colombo
The Wonder That Was Ours by Alice Hatcher
POETRY
We Have Been Lucky in the Midst of Misfortune by Sarah Stern
Sheet Music by Marina Blitshteyn
if this is paradise why are we still driving? by Brendan Lorber
The Owl Was a Baker’s Daughter by Gillian Cummings
Disappearing, Inc. by Brandon Amico
Bad Harvest by Dzvinia Orlowsky
When the Bird Is Not a Human by HR Hegnauer
Instant Killer Wig by Dan Kaplan
Babeldom by Talal Alyan
The Tenant of Fire by Ryan Black
Yellow Moving Man by Ron Koertge
Sidebend World by Charles Harper Webb
Plasma by Bradley Paul
Once I Was Many Other Things by Jessie Knoles
Three Syllables Describing Addiction by Kate Daniels
Season of Dares by Leah Silvieus
Séance in Daylight by Yuki Tanaka
And God Created Women by Connie Voisine
The Bitter Map by Crystal Boson
Oracle: A Cosmology by Mahogany Browne
NONFICTION
And It Begins Like This by LaTanya McQueen
Phantom Signs: The Muse in Universe City by Philip Brady
Death Valley Superstars by Duke Haney
Time’s Up by Robert Cobat
Everything Lost Is Found Again by Will McGrath
COMICS
When I Arrived at the Castle by Emily Carroll
Lunch Quest by Chris Kuzma
A Children’s Book of Demons by Aaron Leighton
One Dirty Tree by Noah Van Scriver
House of the Black Spot by Ben Sears
A House in the Jungle by Nathan Gelgud
Roaming Foilage by Patrick Kyle
Chlorine Gardens by Keiler Roberts
Evie and the Truth about Witches by John Martz
Ghost Queen by Britt Wilson
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