by Evelyn Berry
Psalm Against Ruin
Pastoral Care
by Elizabeth Harlan-Ferlo
Sonnenizio for Bill and Detail from “Sonnenizio for Bill”
by Jen Karetnick I. The Gonif With a line from Imtiaz Dharker Willing to fall for the trick that tells the truth,we trick ourselves to forget. But you are a thornin the foot of memory—trickster bornon Christmas Day, a trick played on your moth-er, whose water trickled out during a blizzard,snowstorm that performs tricks as if… Continue reading Sonnenizio for Bill and Detail from “Sonnenizio for Bill”
Logan Canyon
by Sunni Brown Wilkinson
Dictionary
by Grayson Mack
A More Perfect Woman: On Anna Rollins’ “Famished: On Food, Sex, and Growing Up as a Good Girl”
Famished: On Food, Sex, and Growing Up as a Good Girl by Anna RollinsWm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 2025Review by Alyssa Witbeck:: Anna Rollins, in her debut memoir Famished: On Food, Sex, and Growing Up as a Good Girl, writes about the lure of becoming a “more perfect woman” through controlling her body. The crux… Continue reading A More Perfect Woman: On Anna Rollins’ “Famished: On Food, Sex, and Growing Up as a Good Girl”
Snowshoe Hare
by Laura A. Ring I was reckless as a child.No sky too wide. Traipsedalong the ridgeline in full sun.Deer trails. Clearings. Never shiedfrom wing or foot fall.I lingeredat the fox’s musk-red burrow.The horned owl’s roost. I wanted to be seen.To be someone’sdesperate luck.To see the worldthrough tender feathersI collected in my travels.Black of corvid.Gray of… Continue reading Snowshoe Hare
If this was all we had, it would be enough
by J.I. Kleinberg
Your LA Death
by MT Vallarta CW: Suicide I am having dreams of Los Angeles. I am walking the city alone at night. With the palm trees, neon lights, and gum-speckled sidewalks, I could… Continue reading Your LA Death
Psaltery & Lyre 