14.2 Fall/Winter 2016 PROSE

Contributors’ Marginalia

Vagueness Theory, Briefly Explained
John Fenlon Hogan on “Differentiation, or To Quarterbacks Tan and Taupe Seem Just the Same” by Susan Blackwell Ramsey

Two Whelks
Adam Gianelli on “Whelk” by Lisa Russ Spaar

Backwards Prompt
Chelsea Wagenaar on “Qualifications for One to Be Climbed by a Vine” by Anna Lena Phillips Bell

What Can I Give You?
Anna Lena Phillips Bell on “Love Poem” by Maggie Smith

Original Curse
Aaron Baker on “Les Frelons” by Donald Platt

The Price of Grace
Peter Kline on “How the Light Is Spent” by Adam Gianelli

“Where All Roads Lead”
V. Penelope Pelizzon on “That Much Further West” by John Fenlon Hogan

I Forgot
Juliana Gray on “Concourse” by Maryann Corbett

Dumb Luck & Divine Inspiration
Ashley Anna McHugh on “Kyrie for the Gut” by David Wright

Equinox
Lisa Russ Spaar on “Solstice” by Chelsea Wagenaar

Scent, Sex, and Roofing Tar
Maryann Corbett on “Introduction to Desire” by Chelsea Rathburn

“Western Wind”
David Yezzi on a poem by V. Penelope Pellizon

Almost Anything
Sarah Blake on “Coupling” by Hilary Jacqmin

Fourteen Things I’m Thankful For
Maggie Smith on “Taken In” by Anders Carlson-Wee

Interviews

Boomerangs Toward Mystery
Keith Leonard

Across the Slippery Tabletop
Keetje Kuipers

The How and the What
Amit Majmudar

Reviews

Absence Tangibly Felt: A Review of Wayne Miller’s POST-
Mike Good

The Mind as a Primer of Spirit: A Review of Josephine Yu’s Prayer Book of the Anxious
Michelle Rozga