40.1 Taylor Clarke
Noble Gases When the last tank of helium arrived, Ben and I were the only people on the loading dock. We were on our lunch break in our...
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40.1 Lauren Genovesi
See You Again When I return to the lab, the new tanks are the first thing I notice. My colleagues had no details about my daughter’s...
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40.1 Spencer Wilkins
The College Guide for Secret Diabetics Blurb Diabetes will bankrupt you and it will kill you. While you have it, it’s time-consuming,...
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40.1 Naomi Ullian
Dispatches from the Cypress Cities Since the pandemic began, I’ve been looking for a canoe. The internet is a swamp of backorders,...
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40.1 Chelsea B. DesAutels
Dirt Roads Today, hiking along a river in another state, I’m thinking of the dirt roads between Belle Fourche and Spearfish, and how in...
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40.1 Wilhelm Sitz
Sans Souci I. He asks, “What brings you to the estate?” and you know that you and your boyfriend are going to say different things....
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40.1 Zoë Fay-Stindt
Of All the Metaphors for Being a Daughter I’m drawn to the strangler fig’s cosmic swirl of execution, aerial trapeze artist mining down...
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40.1 Clare Welsh
Portrait of Woman as Coal Mine They abandoned you like the land. Your bones collapsed, your breath, the friction of shadows springing...
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40.1 Anthony Thomas Lombardi
i think i’m finally ready to admit that i don’t know the first thing about forgiveness once i wandered in penance an oasis desolate...
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40.1 Darrin Maier
Darrin Maier Portrait, 2020 ink, 5 x 7" Smile, 2018 charcoal and ink, 9 x 12" Loomer, 2020 collage, 10 x 14" Good Wife, 2020 ink, 10 x...
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40.1 Joshua Jennifer Espinoza
A Family History Is Sacred (Place the sky in glass too thick for me to bite through. Give me a void big enough to contain what I am about...
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40.1 C.T. Salazar
Four Snakes Makes Our Flag After Ashley M. Jones / After Mary Szbist Four Snakes Makes Our Flag silence so indigo it softens the end of...
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40.1 Siavash Saadlou
My Mom Told Me Love is a way of returning home— after work, after war, after jail time, after traveling… I think that only love can put...
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40.1 Olivia Muenz
moving day I have to put all my pieces // into boxes and get out // of town what a tragedy // to go from one house // to the next what a...
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40.1 Ben Kline
Every Turn After the Appalachians, our flight mimics the river’s every turn, approximating its pulse as an earthen vein. My ears pop over...
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40.1 Julia Grant
The Blessing of the State “Wake up!” I shouted into our fourteen-year-old daughter Regina’s room. “Mom and I are going to get married!”...
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40.1 Jane Zwart
Pink Noise Machine The ear knows the river— even the river made methodical, flumed and dammed— from an untuned radio. It knows white...
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40.1 Corey Van Landingham
Reader, I Reader, I Reader, I COREY VAN LANDINGHAM is the author of Antidote (OSU, 2013) and Love Letter to Who Owns the Heavens (Tupelo,...
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40.1 Masthead
Masthead Southeast Review, Volume 40.1 EDITOR Laura Biagi (@LauraJBiagi) ASSISTANT EDITOR Amanda Hadlock (@AmandaHadlock2) ART EDITOR...
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40.1 Readers
Readers Southeast Review, Volume 40.1 Gbenga Adesina Fatmire Ahmeti Tacey Atsitty Tanner Barnes Sierra Biggs Sriya Chakraborty Brett...
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