Ode to Flint, Michigan when the Lights Turn on

by Sarah Carson

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This piece is part of our Fall 2019 print issue.

Sarah Carson

Sarah Carson is the author of the poetry collections Poems in which You Die and Buick City. Her poetry and other writing have appeared in Diagram, Guernica, the Minnesota Review, the Nashville Review, and New Ohio Review, among others. She lives in Michigan with her daughter and two dogs.

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After #920 by Petah Coyne

by Rebecca Seiferle

On days that suffer,
my true stature is about two and a half feet tall,

Fall/Winter 2013

Dear Fisher Cat (martes pennanti)

by Natasha Sajé

Never seen you in the flesh. I’ve seen
a cousin, martes martes, stuffed, in a shop window
in Bavaria, where they chew wiring in cars,
and martes zibellina turned

Spring 2013

Equal Abandon

by Renée Ashley

This piece is part of our Fall 2018 print issue.

Fall 2018 Print Issue

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