Spring 2018

Editor's Note

In Crisis and In Beauty

by Kathryn Kirkpatrick

R.T. Smith Prize for Narrative Poetry

My Cup Runneth Over

by R.T. Smith (Judge)
Abraham's Apprentice

by Stephen Philbrick (Winner)
Feat

by Jess Williard (Honorable Mention)
"The size of West Virginia"

by Valerie Nieman (Finalist)
'The Best Material for the Artist in the World'

by Kenneth Chamlee (Honorable Mention)
Anthology of Stories Told Over Dinner

by Tricia Knoll (Finalist)

Poetry

Two Poems

by José Watanabe (Translated by Germán Campos-Muñoz and Chris Meade)
Three Poems

by Mary Moore
Two Poems

by Teresa Scollon
Three Poems

by Vivian Shipley
Wolpertinger

by Maximiliane Donicht
Like the Evening News

by Joan Murray
Sleeping with Yaks

by Heather Swan
Visible Spectrum

by Angie Macri
Anima

by Nathanael Tagg
Twelve Omens in Sixty Years

by Doug Ramspeck
Grief Work

by Christina deVillier
Bypass

by Ellie A. Rogers
The Shaggy Dog

by Cameron Lawrence
Mock Orange in April, West Virginia

by Robert Hill

Fiction

Part of the Landscape

by H.E. Francis
The Yellow Birds

by Kat McNichol

Creative Nonfiction

The New Diving Duck Blues

by Catherine Schmitt
"Wild(er)ness"

by Jeremy Jones

Visual Art

Green Nostalgia

by Tanya Huntington
Blue Root

by Mark Greenberg
Spoils

by Basia Goszczynska
Butterfly

by Roger Camp
Crash

by Kathrine Geoghegan

Interviews

Echoing the Fragility of the Planet: A Conversation with Susan Ludvigson

by Kathryn Kirkpatrick
A Conversation with Timothy Snyder

by Sarah Beth Hopton
Uprooting and Re-rooting: Exploring Shifting Histories and Homelands with Jeremy B. Jones

by Samantha Hunter

Book Reviews

Purposeful Noticing in the Poems of Brendan Galvin

by Susan Ludvigson
The Other Side of Mourning

by Joseph Bathanti
The Magical Reality of the Appalachians

by John Alspaugh

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