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  Blue Takes Over by Emily Hunt   blue takes over green gives us the lush yellow lies down violet is so godly chartreuse kills me white is a zero another fleck in the corner taupe lives in fear lilac…

  Vo. 7, Winter Letter from the Editor   Fiction   “His heart is a jackrabbit in his chest.” Kevin Grauke, “Milky” Read »   “I looked at Amy Jr. with my Gesture #1, ultimate love.” Ron Burch, “Couple Trades…

  “The Wild,” Spring 2016: Bonnie Jo Campbell | G. C. Waldrep | Inka & Niclas Lindergård | Kathy Fish | Quinn Grover | Alejandro Gonzalez Iñárritu | G. C. Cunningham | Steven Alvarez | Pixy Liao | Noel Hoffman…

  Letter from the Editor Vo. 7, Issue 1   Thank you for reading and making yet another amazing year at Newfound possible. Here are some recent highlights: The latest web issue of the journal is live. Personal favorites include,…

  Archives Volume no. 13 “Communities of Care,” Spring 2022: Jim Ross • Kayla Jessop • Patrick Loafman • Autumn Fourkiller • Charlotte Gross • Kate Cohen • S.K. Brownell • Surnaí Molloy • Aiden Baker • Melissa Llanes Brownlee…

  Love, Love, Love An Interview with Sara Schaff by Karin Cecile Davidson   Sara Schaff is the author of the story collections “The Invention of Love” (Split/Lip Press, 2020) and “Say Something Nice About Me” (Augury Books, 2016), a…

  Reporting from the Ground A review by Mary Cisper   Susan Tichy, “The Avalanche Path in Summer” Ahsahta Press 113 pages, softcover, $18.00   The question is not Does being have meaning, But does meaning have being. What is…

  How Light and All of Us Get Used: On Jeffrey Bean’s ‘Woman Putting on Pearls’ Reviewed by Brian McKenna   Jeffrey Bean, “Woman Putting on Pearls” Red Mountain Press 2017, 76 pages, softcover, $18.95   “We shed as we…

Remembering Nature as Hope Julianne Lutz Warren   Introduction: Rain’s Hope The issue of hope is a delicate one. As American poet Emily Dickinson put it: Hope is the thing with feathers That perches in the soul, And sings the…