EVENING STREET REVIEW NUMBER 35: AUTUMN 2022

Barbara Bergmann, Gordon Grigsby

Evening Street Press, Sep 1, 2022 - Literary Collections - 268 pages

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Contents

• BENNETT: 10
• PUBLISHED BY EVENING STREET PRESS: 11
• LAURA KING: 18
• JONATHAN B FERRINI Sand: 21
• BARBARA BAER: 29
• JP DALEY: 40
• She Was the: 49
• From his Garden: 55
• ALAN CLIFFE: 58
• Red Hands: 66
• BILL SMOOT: 70
• SHANNON ROBERTS How to Cross the Purple: 87
• MARYFRANCES WAGNER Mushroom Squad: 101
• LAURA SHAINE CUNNINGHAM A Murmuration: 102
• KATHRYN SADAKIERSKI Joes: 108
• JENNY PATTON: 114
• AKIVA ISRAEL: 120
• THOMAS ELSON: 121
• MICHAEL DARCHER Elegy for a Friend Not Yet Dead: 139
• CHARLES RAMMELKAMP The CoverUp DANA ROBBINS: 145
• PHIL FLOTT: 158
• Photograph in Changing Light: 166
• ALINDA DICKINSON WASNER And There Is Eternity: 172
• MARGARET KARMAZIN: 174
• MICHAEL WASHBURN Sandusky Nocturne: 188
• Who We Used to: 202
• LAURO PALOMBA: 203
• WILLIAM KITCHER: 219
• 21: 264

Bibliographic information

• Title: EVENING STREET REVIEW NUMBER 35: AUTUMN 2022; Volume 35 of Evening Street Review
• Editors: Barbara Bergmann, Gordon Grigsby
• Illustrated by: Patti Sullivan
• Publisher: Evening Street Press, 2022
• ISBN: 1937347745, 9781937347741
• Length: 268 pages
• Subjects: Fiction / General; Literary Collections / General; Poetry / General