Wordgathering

A Journal of Disability Poetry and Literature
 

Volume 12     Issue 2     June 2018

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Poetry in this Issue

• Sheila Black, The News That is Found There; Half Life; The Fir Tree; PTSD
• Jake W. Ford, 3 AM
• Paul Hostovsky, Roll Over Bell
• Natalie Illum, Play Offs; How Exceptional; Cell
• Cade Leebron, I Say Your Name Into Empty Windows; Gray Blue Yellow Grass
• Tatiana Naborowski, Exoskeleton
• Michael Northen, Dan Simpson, Reading
• Angie C. Orlando, The Instrument of Choice; Doubt
• Jennifer Richardson, Cognition
• Ann E. Wallace, Tufted
• Diane Wiener, from The Golem Verses

In addition to the poems listed here, John Lee Clark's "The Retroactive Poems of Alfred Castner King" in the essay section include six poems. As in previous issues, each of the poems above is accompanied by an audio version. Most of the poems are read by the poets themselves, but a few have been recorded by Wordgathering readers Melissa Cotter, Sean Mahoney, and Ann E. Wallace.

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