17.1 Summer 2019 PROSE

Contributors’ Marginalia

Night Sky with Calculus Worksheet
Kathleen McGookey

Eyelashes, Chin, Lips, Hair, Cheekbone, Ear, Nostrils, in No Particular Order
Claire Eder

Letter to Claire Wahmanholm
Catherine Pierce

What’s Left: Queer Grief in the Everyday
Eric Tran

Ill at Ease
Claire Wahmanholm

Put a Bird on It: or “why are the magpies in the poem”
Rebecca Morgan Frank

Interviews

The Whole of What It Means
Julia Kolchinsky Dasbach

To Keep in Love with the World
Rayn Walsh

Reviews

Leaning into the Wind: James Arthur’sThe Suicide’s Son
Linda Johnston Muhlhausen

A Fine-Dialed Eye: Anders Carlson-Wee’sThe Low Passions
Susan Blackwell Ramsey

Pacing the Museum: Adam Vines’Out of Speech
Anne Duncan

How to Liken It: A.E. Stallings’ Labyrinthine Archive of Like
Gregory Emilio

Essays

Method and Magic: on the Monuments of Natasha Trethewey and Jake Adam York
Austin Segrest

Let Us Simply Begin Again
Michael Bazzett