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Volume 2014, Issue 83

November 1, 2014

ISSN 0026-5667

EISSN 2157-4189

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Creative
Special Focus: Writing the Anthropocene
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Writing the Anthropocene

Creative

Open House

Nicholas Wong

Preservation

Julia Koets

Sex Dream with People Watching

Jessica Rae Bergamino

Totally Fucked

Philip Jason

Happiness Equation

Melinda Wilson

Dance for Me You Six-Plumed Bird of Paradise

Melinda Wilson

From The Gut Sonnets Take 2: Should I Kill and Eat Chi-Ko or Not, or Alone in Rage the Self Is Split, Lost

Matthew Yeager

From The Gut Sonnets Ode on Cartoon Dancing Skeletons

Matthew Yeager

From Queer Fat

Aaron Apps

Gumihos

Eunsong Kim

My Father’s Heart

Sara Watson

Reiterating the Wind

John Fenlon Hogan

Landerlunden

Nance Van Winckel

Your Eyes Blink Five-Minute Miles

Shauna Barbosa

New Haven

Jill McDonough

Over Hanover and Back Again

Jim Warner

Father Apologized

Marty Cain

Mates

Matthew Neill Null

Tomato

Robert Wrigley

Poetics vol. 1 issue 3

A. Minetta Gould

From The Doctor

Chad Reynolds

I Made His Blood

Natalie Lyalin

Black Dress in a Snowy Backyard

Aaron Gerber

Barter

Portia Elan

Self-Hypnosis

Jason Bredle

Special Focus: Writing the Anthropocene

Writing the Anthropocene: An Introduction

Tobias Boes; Kate Marshall

Auras and Ice Cores: Atmospheric Archives and the Anthropocene

Jesse Oak Taylor

Predicting the End of History: Mathematical Modeling and the Anthropocene

James J. Pulizzi

Anthropocene Air

Tobias Menely

Anthropogenic Poetics

Margaret Ronda

Ambivalent Characters and Fragmented Poetics in Anthropocene Literature: Max Frisch and Ilija Trojanow

Gabriele Dürbeck

Materializing a Geotraumatic and Melancholy Anthropocene: Jeanette Winterson’s The Stone Gods

Nicole M. Merola

Scale Critique for the Anthropocene

Derek Woods

Evolutionary Nostalgia in the Anthropocene

Noah Heringman

Rewriting the Human at the End of the Anthropocene in Margaret Atwood’s MaddAddam Trilogy

Calina Ciobanu

How to Write the Disaster

Joshua Schuster

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