Fall / Winter 2025 LIVE

 Fresh poems from Patrick Connors, Honey Novick and Bradley McIlwain. With the return art focus on Chris Fleet's works and his exploration of: The Elder Gods. Two reviews also grace this issue of Gail Murray's new poetry collection, "Reflections and Reveries" by Liz Torlee, and the novel, "On Isabella Street" by Canadian author Genevieve Graham, reviewed by Gail Murray.

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