19.1 Summer 2021 PROSE

Contributors’ Marginalia

Where the Record Ends
Katie Hartsock on Cindy Hunter Morgan’s “Antique Sound”

A Tattered Armchair and a Cup of Whiskey
John Wall Barger on George Green’s “Summer of ’72”

Elegies, Organizing, and Digital Afterlives
Brandon Amico on Jared Harél’s “Elegy for Recycled Encyclopedias”

Finding the “Enough”
Indrani Sengupta on Corrie Williamson’s “Three Bobcat Day”

A Sideways Situation
Gustav Hibbett on Elizabeth Diebold’s “Vantage Point”

An Open Letter to Albert Goldbarth
Jessica Jacobs on Albert Goldbarth’s “A Standard Unit of Measurement”

And the Ocean Knew its Sharks
Anne-Marie Thompson on John A. Nieves’ “Telescoping”

Breathing into the Divine
D.S. Waldman on Jessica Jacob’s “Ordinary Immanence”

Hearing Right
Kelly Rowe on John Wall Barger’s “The Delight of Misapprehension”

On Language and Look-Corners
Susan Cohen on Indrani Sengupta’s “I lose my mother tongue like you would a comb”

This Spiral
John A. Nieves on D. S. Waldman’s “The Etiquette of Grief”

Featured Emerging Poet

Gustav Parker Hibbett
presented by Sarah Rose Nordgren

Essays

Wild Yeast
Austin Segrest