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We Were Insects and Animals

By Len Roberts
From the Winter 1997 Issue
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Things That Women Taught Me About Water

By Jim Heynen
From the Winter 1997 Issue
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Jim Heynen’s short-short stories have appeared frequently in The Georgia Review. A new collection of his short-shorts, Ordinary Sins: After Theophrastus, is forthcoming from Milkweed Editions in 2014. He lives in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Stay

By Jeffrey Skinner
From the Winter 1997 Issue
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Do Not Leave Baby Unattended

By Laura Kasischke
From the Winter 1997 Issue
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Laura Kasischke

Laura Kasischke’s tenth poetry collection, Lightning Falls in Love, will be published in 2022 by Copper Canyon Press. She teaches in the University of Michigan’s Residential College.

Angela Perfidia

By Margaret Benbow
From the Winter 1997 Issue
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Margaret Benbow’s poetry has appeared in numerous magazines and anthologies, including Poetry, Kenyon Review, the Antioch Review, Prairie Schooner, and others. Her collection Stalking Joy (1997) won the Walt McDonald First Book award and was published by Texas Tech University Press. She recently completed a second collection, Wild Women in Old Movies, and she has also published short stories—including “Angela Perfidia” in both our Summer 1997 issue and our Spring 2011 fiction retrospective. In 2014 Benbow won the Zona Gale Award from the Council for Wisconsin Writers for the best published short story by a Wisconsin writer.

Procession of All Souls

By Geraldine Connolly
From the Winter 1997 Issue
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For My Mother at the End

By Gene Zeiger
From the Winter 1997 Issue
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Stroke

By Reg Saner
From the Spring 1984 Issue
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Reg Saner’s prose and poetry have appeared in more than a hundred and fifty literary magazines and in over sixty anthologies. Among other honors, his previous writings, all set in the American West, have won several national prizes. His poetry collection, Climbing into the Roots (1976) received the first Walt Whitman Award as conferred by the Academy of American Poets and the Copernicus Society of America. His second book, So This Is the Map (1981), was a National Poetry Series “Open Competition” winner, selected by Derek Walcott. He has won a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship, the Creede Repertory Theater Award, the State of Colorado Governor’s Award, and has been an invited Resident Scholar at the Rockefeller Fondazione Culturale in Bellagio, Italy, and received the Wallace Stegner Award conferred by the Center of the American West.

Listening to a Pavane by Gabriel Fauré

By Don Welch
From the Winter 1997 Issue
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