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Molly Tenenbaum and Vent Haven Museum |
| Front: photograph "Ted in Conversation" |
Cover |
Samuel Nisenson |
| Back: "Constructing a doll dummy" from Edgar Bergen, How to Become a Ventriloquist, 1938 |
Cover |
Mary Greene |
| design |
Cover |
Molly Bashaw |
| Josephine |
5 |
| Music Box |
6 |
Regan Huff |
| Occurrence on Washburn Avenue |
7 |
Ruth Webber Evans |
| When People Ask about Wildlife on Our Property |
8 |
Steven D. Schroeder |
| All the Better to Eat You With, My Dear |
10 |
| If It Bleeds, It Leads |
11 |
Joseph J. Capista |
| Sowebo |
12 |
Mihaela Moscaliuc |
| Ode to First Lies |
14 |
Joshua Doležal |
| Little Damascus |
15 |
Garth Greenwell |
| Candidate |
16 |
Paul Lisson |
| from THE PERFECT aRCHIVE |
17 |
Janine Oshiro |
| Next, Dust |
20 |
Molly Tenenbaum |
| Choosing Your Ventriloquial Voice |
24 |
| Difficult Speech: Welcome |
25 |
| Easy Oration: Greetings |
26 |
Heather Kirn |
| Writer Repents |
27 |
Sally Molini |
| Darryl says |
28 |
L. L. Harper |
| I know the man |
29 |
Margaret Aho |
| geo- |
30 |
| to be flanking the petiole to be |
31 |
Muriel Nelson |
| To Wit, To Dote |
32 |
| Feeding the Venus Flytrap |
33 |
| For the Night People |
34 |
Gary Fincke |
| Things that Fall from the Sky |
35 |
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| BOOKS IN BRIEF |
Marion K. Stocking, reviewer |
| Translation: Text and Context |
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| Mahmoud Darwish, Unfortunately, It Was Paradise: Selected Poems, Munir Akash and Carolyn Forché, translator |
41 |
| Mahmoud Darwish, The Butterfly's Burden, Fady Joudah, translator |
42 |
| Mahmoud Darwish, Why Did You Leave the Horse Alone?, Jeffrey Sacks, translator |
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| Fady Joudah, Earth in the Attic |
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