ART
Below, Beneath, and Beyond  — Elizabeth Awalt

CRITICISM
Duality of Race: Examining Adrian Piper’s Work Through the Lens of Biracialism  — Vanessa Gregorchik

FICTION
Medication — Eric Buechel
The Turn — Christina Craigo
The Dog Doesn’t Die — L Favicchia
Sky, Ladder, Cow, Lantern, Lake, Flowers, Heaven — Shane Jones
Durée  — Christopher Kang
Actaeon at the Movies — Eric Lundgren
The Diptera — Douglas Mac Neil
Double Happiness — Louise Marburg
Salt of the Earth — Vi Khi Nao
Mine — Darina Sikmashvili
Lights Will Not Illuminate the Exits — Greg Tebbano
Northeast Regional — Allison Titus

GUEST FOLIO
Edited by Allison Adair
Memorializing Nia Wilson: 100 Blessings — Yalie Saweda Kamara
Walking into the Distance — Maurice Manning
Sweet Cathedral — Philip Metres
Except for the cloud of doom that hangs over everything — Matthew Olzmann
Liberation War + On National TV — Leslie Sainz
A Dream — Mary Meriam
Plague Psalm 19 — Philip Metres
Soup — Maurice Manning
Prodigy — Gaia Rajan
Elegy for the CD — Philip Metres
Thousandlegger — Maurice Manning
Getaway Driver — Matthew Olzmann

NONFICTION
Fallow Periods — Brittany Ackerman
Rating Food I Purged in Sydney as I Walk Three Miles to Weigh Myself — Cara Lynn Albert
Agate — Ted Lardner
Time Passes: On Unfinished Things — Andrew Bertaina
No Exit: A Gallery of Existential Horrors — Matthew Burnside
The Summer I Nearly Drowned — MJ Clark
How Storytelling Gave Me Hope and Perspective — Diana Raab
Wreckage — Robert Warf

POETRY
Postcard from Home + Fledgling — Mike Barrett
WHEN I ASK MYSELF, WILTINGLY, “TO WHAT HAS MY LIFE BEEN REDUCED?” THIS IS THE ANSWER + AFTER I WAS RAPED THE SECOND TIME, I LOST 40 POUNDS — Katie Berta
Heimlich + Silkwood — David Moolten
Massachusetts + October — Tawanda Mulalu
The River + Landscape as Interior — Supritha Rajan
Uncertainty + Sparring After Sunset — SM Stubbs

RECOMMENDATIONS
On 17776, A Not-Book by Jon Bois — Leah Hampton
Daring to Be Different: The Merits of Narrative Ingenuity — David Philip Mullins
IMAGINE US, THE SWARM by Muriel Leung — Laura Villareal

THEATRE
The Architect, a play in one act — Mehdi M. Kashani