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Big Muddy
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Cover Photo:
Holes made by the
pileated woodpecker at Emiquon National Wildlife Refuge, Illinois, near the
Spoon River's mouth. Photographed by Thomas V. Lerczak, April 21, 2008, with
a Nikon 35 mm SLR.
Cover Design:
Caleb Tankersley
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Editor:
Dr. Susan Swartwout
Assistant Editors:
Mandy Henley
Marcia Herring
Publishing Interns:
Caitlin Brown
Stacy Orris
Joshua Smith
Caleb Tankersley
Maggie Walter
Editorial
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Donna Essner
Jennifer Hotop
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Contents
Nonfiction
Margaret Dulaney, Pennsylvania
Carrie
Steven Faulkner, Virginia
Sand Bank
Dell F. Pendergrast, Virginia
Family Rifts
Blake Perkins, Arkansas
Race Relations in
Western
Lawrence County, Arkansas
C.R. Resetarits, New Jersey
Circling
Poetry
John M. Anderson, Massachusetts
Destroyer
Robin Carstensen, Oklahoma
When Asked to Write About Your Life
Noel Conneely, Ireland
York Street
John Cantey Knight, Louisiana
At Orpheus on Lundi Gras Night
Elaine Fowler Palencia, Illinois
Novel Instructions
Eclipse
Robert Nazarene, Missouri
The Glass
The Beast of Burdens
Jeff Schiff, Illinois
Psalm for a Murderous Time
Permission
Nathan Scott, Louisiana
Drifting Through the Filth on St. Charles and Wondering Where the Beads
Go, Hungover on Ash Wednesday
Richard Sederstrom, Minnesota
My Grandfather’s Watch
Dan
Stryk,
Virginia
Fishing After Rain
Friendliness
Mark Taksa, California
Lifting from the Dusty Words
Toni Thomas, Oregon
Easy Hips
Jianqing Zheng, Mississippi
Nirvana
Reviews
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Fiction
Chris Drew, Wisconsin
Miller’s Field
Rebecca Hodge, North
Carolina
River of Words
G.D. McFetridge, Montana
Oil Wells and Silver Perch
Laura McHugh, Missouri
Down the River Road
Jeremy Melvin, Illinois
Missing Love [complete version]
Brett Riley, Alabama
Golgotha
Photography/Artwork
Brett Taylor, Tennessee
The Woody Cemetery
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Matt
Essner reviews:
Gaiman, Neil. M is for
Magic. Harper Collins, 2008. Paper, 260 pp., $6.99.
Fiction.
Marcia
Herring reviews:
Matthews, Clay. Superfecta.
Ghost Road Press, 2008. Paper, 81pp., $13.95. Poetry.
Leslie
Loyd reviews:
Tweedy, Joanna Beth. The
Yonder Side of Sass and Texas. Southeast Missouri
University Press, 2009. Paper, 164 pp., $19. Fiction.
Benjamin
Marxer reviews:
Yoon, Paul. Once the
Shore. Sarabande Books, 2009. Paper, 280 pp., $15.95.
Fiction.
Jeremy
Thompson reviews:
Hamilton, Laurell K.
Strange Candy. Berkley Books, 2007. Paper, 304 pp.,
$14. Fiction.
Frank X
Walker reviews:
Tubbs, Stephanie Ambrose.
Why Sacagawea Deserves the Day Off and Other Lessons from
the Lewis & Clark Trail. University of Nebraska Press,
2008. Paper, 144 pp., $17.95. Nonfiction.
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