Dan Albergotti

• DUSTY FIELD, DOG BARKING
• A SORT OF ART
• OF AIR AND EARTH

Lauri Anderson

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Story THIS CODY

Jacob M. Appel

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Story JURY OF MATRONS

Martin Arnold

• A STORY ABOUT THE BODY
• SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT [1977]

Renée Ashley

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Poem I HAVE A THEORY ABOUT REFLECTION

Julianna Baggott

• WHEN THE GIRL BECOMES THE BEAR

Aaron Ballance

• The Amon Line Poetry Award MISHA AND THE GRAVE

Ashley Barnett

• The Amon Liner Poetry Award SEPTEMBER

Joseph Bathanti

• THE ASSUMPTION

Erin Rose Belair

• IF THERE WERE BEES

Laura van den Berg

• THE LANGUAGE OF THEIR YOUTH

Megan Mayhew Bergman

• THE URBAN COOP

David Blair

• IN THE NEALE, NEAR CONG

Taryn Bowe

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Story PROPER BREATHING

Ryland Bowman

• IN THE MATTER OF MENDENHALL

Abigail Browning

• The Amon Liner Poetry Award Poem NOVEMBER

David Bruzina

• The Courtney Holley Literary Award BIG MOON OVER THE NEIGHBORHOOD
• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Poem THE WHALE

Jennifer Fumiko Cahill

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Poem WHERE YOU FELL

Fred Chappell

• ORIGINS

Kelly Cherry

• WOMEN WRITERS VISIT THE CAVE OF THE MOUNDS IN WISCONSIN

Jim Clark

• THIS IS IT
• EDITOR’S NOTE
• EDITOR’S NOTE
• THIS IS IT

Leigh Anne Couch

• THE BED IS A STILL LIFE OF FLYING

Eli Cranor

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Story DON’T KNOW TOUGH

Juliana Daugherty

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Poem AUBADE

Jennifer S. Davis

• ORBITAL DEBRIS

Shawn Delgado

• OF SWEAT AND DISTANCE

Viet Dinh

• A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET, PART IX: FREDDY VS. THE MADSEN BROTHERS

J. W. Donaldson

• THE BEST DAMN FLAGGER IN AUDRAIN COUNTY

Lisa Dordal

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Poem SERVING TIME

Christina Duhig

• POST TRAUMA

Brendan Egan

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Story WAR RUGS

Ansel Elkins

• DREAMS ABOUT MARRAIGE

Julie Funderburk

• NOTHING ABOUT YOUR LIFE

Melody S. Gee

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Poem THE VOICE BEFORE

Mark Medric George

• The Greensboro Review Literary Award Story BONHAM FERRY ROAD

Philip Gerard

• ACE
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Emily Gilbert

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Story THANK GOD WE’RE YOUNG, OTHERWISE THIS WOULD BE TERRIFYING

Jack Gilbert

• WAKING AT NIGHT

Jesse Goolsby

• SAFETY

Linda Gregg

• ARRIVING

JP Gritton

• LAST WALTZ

Khanh Ha

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Story HEARTBREAK GRASS

Becky Hagenston

• IN THE MUSEUM OF TENSE MOMENTS

Matt Hart

• MATT HART RUNNING WITH DAISY, HIS DOG
• POISON LIQUID LIQUID
• A CLOUD OF DECISIONS TRANSLATES

Sarah Heying

Sarah Heying has fiction, poetry, and nonfiction in Broken Pencil, The Chariton Review, Ellipsis, Kestrel, and online at Bitch. She is currently working toward her PhD at the University of Mississippi.

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Story THE CHAIR KICKERS’ TALE

John Hoppenthaler

• THE WEATHER DOWN HERE

Patty Houston

• Q-TIP HEADS

T. Luke Huffman

• The Amon Liner Poetry Award BELLS WHICH WILL NOT RING

Maria Hummel

• FEAR OF WONDER

Mary Elder Jacobsen

• THIS BE THE OYSTER

Julia Johnson

• THE DOGS

A. Van Jordan

• AERIAL VIEW: JACKSON STATE COLLEGE
• from QUANTUM LYRICS
• BLACK LIGHT
• BLACK GIRL
• PATHER PANCHALI

Jen Julian

• THE LITTLE ONES WEARY

Spencer Kealamakia

• CATTLE

William Keens

• EVIDENCE OF ANGELS
• IMAGINE THE AIR

Terry L. Kennedy

• TRAPDOORS
• BEST,

Travis Klunick

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Story YEGUAS Y CABALLOS

Ted Kooser

• BRIDGE

Thomas Lux

• BRICKS SINKING IN DEEP WATER
• HISTORY ISLAND

Jeff Martin

• WHEN THE WATER RISES

Sebastian Matthews

• DETOUR AHEAD

Kelly Michels

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Poem ALMA REDEMPTORIS MATER

Jennifer Militello

• INSTRUCTIONS TO A PORTRAITIST
• SOMNAMBULISM

Sheryl Monks

• BARRY GIBB IS THE CUTEST BEE GEE

Lauren Moseley

• WHEN FOG, WHEN MOUNTAIN

Annie Mountcastle

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Story TINY LITTLE NOTHING

Katy Murphy

• The Amon Liner Poetry Award IN THE HUMMINGBIRD EXHIBIT AT THE ARIZONA-SONORA DESERT MUSEUM

Emily Nason

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Poem SERTRALINE

Sarah Rose Nordgren

• THE ONLY HOUSE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Jon Obermeyer

• DENIAL

Matthew Olzmann

• LETTER TO MATTHEW OLZMANN FROM A FLYING SAUCER

Jill Osier

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Poem TO HAVE BEEN ON FIRE
• URSUS

Clifford Parody

• The Amon Liner Poetry Award FOUR MONTHS AFTER YOU GAVE ME THE GOOSE DOWN COAT

Rachel Marie Patterson

• ROSEMARY

Emilia Phillips

• CONFIRMATION BIAS

Patrick Phillips

• PANEGYRIC FOR SID

Leslie Pietrzyk

• EASY LOVE

Aimee Pokwatka

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Story THE GLASS MOUNTAIN

Michael Pontacoloni

• ANOTHER MARIA MITCHELL READS THE FORECAST

Alison Powell

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Poem from THE BOOK OF REVELATION

Forrest Rapier

• The Amon Liner Poetry Award APPALOOSA RIDER UNCHAINED

Greg Rappleye

• The Greensboro Review Literary Award Poem NOT THAT HAPPINESS

Rachel Richardson

• SEASIDE

Ellen Nina Riggs

• TO A THREAD-WAISTED SPHECID WASP IN ENOLA, PA

Kristin Robertson

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Poem ALASKAN CHARTER

David Roderick

• CROCUSES

Leigh Camacho Rourks

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Story PINCHED MAGNOLIAS

Amanda Rutstein

• CHASING THE HAWK

Allison Seay

• AMBROSIA

Neil Serven

Neil Serven has fiction and essays in Catapult, Electric Literature, Juked, Ploughshares Online, and Washington Square. He was a General Contributor in Fiction at the 2018 Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference. He works as a lexicographer and, with his wife Hillary Hoffman, owns Federal Street Books in Greenfield, Massachusetts.

• 107 / Spring 2020
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Wesley Sexton

• The Amon Liner Poetry Award ON SEEING A BEE DRINK HIS NECTAR

Alan Shapiro

• TAUNG CHILD
• PATIENCE

Nathan Slinker

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Poem THE DOGS OF MONGOLIA

Julia Ridley Smith

• DELTA FOXTROT

Renee Soto

• HONEY THE GUARD

Kyla Sterling

• KEYHOLES

Christine Tobin

• The Amon Liner Poetry Award EXHALE

Lena Khalaf Tuffaha

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Poem MISS SAHAR LISTENS TO FAIRUZ SING “THE BEES’ PATH”

Anthony Varallo

• THE FALL OF ROME

Ryan Vine

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Poem WARD WORKS HARD TO KEEP YOU HIDDEN

Cady Vishniac

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Story THE DYBBUK

Michael X. Wang

• NEW WORK IN NEW CHINA

Jennifer Whitaker

• The Courtney Holley Literary Award FATHER AS DISTANT BOAT
• STORY THAT BEGINS AND ENDS WITH BURNING

Corrie Lynn White

• IN PRAISE OF MULTITUDES

Ross White

• STANDARD COURSE OF STUDY
• AUTOBIOGRAPHY

James W. Wyatt

• The Robert Watson Literary Prize Story SNARES

Jake Adam York

• EXPLODED VIEW
• MAYFLOWER

Michael Zinkowski

• Star Gazer at 102,800 Feet