Issue Number 9, 2018

Featuring:
A Confession by Dan Sociu, translated from Romanian by Alexandra Gaujan, and Ben Mazer on Eliot's “The Burial of the Dead”

Poetry:
Anticipation by Vanesha Pravin; A Decree of Universal Happiness by Rob Chalfen; What's It Really Worth? by Jerome Daly; Spring, Postcard by Uttaran Das Gupta; Child by Christopher Hughes; Three Poems by Justin Karcher; La Fête de la Musique by Arun Sagar; Summer by Tim Suermondt; Two Lizzie Poems by Kailey Tedesco; September First by Elke Thoms; Jerusalem, Sundown by Nick Panteli; Do Not Leave This Earth by Marisa Silva-Dunbar; Scapegoats by M. Stone; and an untitled work by Effy Winter

Literary Despatches:
Melissa Castillo-Planas on Latinx poetry of NYC; Allan Horwitz on spoken word in South Africa; El Habib Louai writing from Tangier, Morocco; Mandakini Pachauri writing from Vienna; and Vincent Toro on the lit scene of New Jersey

Fiction:
You Dream of Death After Knowing It Well by Medha Singh; Fissured Stones and About Clouds by Joe Devlin; Dreams by Christopher Hughes; The Siren and the Businessman by Jessica Sequiera; and Long Long Trail by Thomas W. Gross

Plus:
Our Bodies and the Sea, a chapbook insert by Bola Opaleke; a postcard insert with artwork by Siobhan Farina; photography by Nadia Gerassimenko and Joanna C. Valente; and art and illustrations by Hannah Dion, Don Stewart, Siobhan Farina, and Rikki Ducornet.

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