Jeffrey Morgan

Jeffrey Morgan is the author of Crying Shame. New poems appear, or will soon, in Bat City Review, Bellevue Literary Review, Diode, Pleiades, Third Coast, and West Branch. He blogs occasionally at thinnimbus.tumblr.com.

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87: FICTION

87: PROSE

87: POETRY

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Aliki Barnstone: Elegy in the Second Person

Aliki Barnstone: When We Were Girls in Goshen

Elizabeth Bodi: Primogeniture

Christine Chiosi: Observant

Amy Eisner: On Feeding Opera to Children

Casey Fagan: Dairy Queen

Leonard Gontarek: from Purple

MK Hess: Body Talk

Melissa Holmes: After Alaska

Ras Mashramani: Sex Aesthetic Purchased

Kelly McQuain: Boy Wonder in Bondage Or, Robin gets snared by Wonder Woman’s magic lasso

Jeffrey Morgan: How to Be a Spy

Angelo Nikolopoulos: Female Trouble

Morgan Parker: Apology With Pearls On

Morgan Parker: Boys, Boys, Boys

Morgan Parker: America This Is For You (Audition Tape Take Two)

Richard Prins: God take off your mask

Marc Tretin: My Id’s Pop Quiz on Axiomatic Economics

David Trinidad: from Peyton Place: A Haiku Soap Opera, Season One, 1964-1965

Rodney Wittwer: At Some Point, In Order to Hide, Conor Oberst Will Grow a Beard

87: CONTRIBUTORS