Prose poems by Joel Allegretti, Dennis Barone, Michael Bazzett, Simeon Berry, Tia Black, Craig Blais, Sarah Blake, Stefanie Botelho, Cory Brown, Benjamin Cartwright, Georges-Olivier Chateaureynaud, Eric Darby, Jon Davis, Neil de la Flor and Maureen Seaton, Oliver de la Paz, Alexis Fedorjaczenko, Valerie Fox, Jeremy Halinen, Joshua Harmon, Chris Haven, Megin Jimenez, Ann Killough, Gian Lombardo, Morton Marcus, Mary Meriam, Brad Modlin, Sima Rabinowitz, Daniel Asa Rose, Renee Rossi, Kristin Ryling, Patty Seyburn, David Shumate, John A. Ward, Tom Whalen, Max Winter, and John Yau.

A Forum on the Prose Poem with commentary by Robert Alexander, Nin Andrews, Sally Ashton, Steven Bradbury, Susan Briante, Christopher Buckley, Jeffrey Davis, Michel Delville, Paul Dickey, Ann Fisher-Wirth, Elisabeth Frost, Gloria Frym, Jeff Harrison, Bob Heman, Brooke Horvath, George Kalamaras, Janet Kaplan, David Lazar, Rachel Loden, Gian Lombardo, Robert Hill Long, Amy Newman, Renee Rossi, Nikki Santilli, Catherine Sasanov, Daryl Scroggins, Terese Svoboda, Eileen Tabios, G. C. Waldrep, Charles Harper Webb, and Gary Young.

An interview with Peter Johnson (by Jamey Dunham).

Reviews and essays by Claire Barbetti, Deborah Bogen, Sten Carlson, Robin Clarke, Carol Dorf, Lea Graham, Paul Hoover, Brooke Horvath, Priscilla Kinter, Virginia Konchan, Kate Litterer, Sharon Fagan McDermott, Linda Rodriguez, Justin Vicari, and Connie Voisine

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