Poetry
- Winner of the 2024 Laurence Goldstein Prize in Poetry: Fernando Trujillo | 13 Ways of Nepantla
- Chaun Ballard | EPITHALAMIUM or I ATTEMPT TO WRITE THE POEM THAT WHITMAN DID NOT WRITE or OUR KNEES BENT IN THE PHOTO JUST BEFORE WE JUMP THE BROOM
- Cortney Lamar Charleston | It’s Important I Remember That the Enemy Is Always Within—
- Apollo Chastain | Surrogate
- Leila Chatti | Once I Was Beautiful Now I am Myself; Spring
- Patrycja Humienik | Archival
- Eve Jones | I Want to Be a Good Person, My Brother; What Is Holy
- Jeremy Teddy Karn | at the judgment seat, god will have to beg for our forgiveness
- Melissa Kwasny | What the Swallow Knows
- Sarah Minor | Nausea; Of a Morning
- Joyce Carol Oates | The Widow; Ginger and Sorrow: A Poem by Henri Cole in Which a Poem by a Friend Takes Refuge; The Bees
- Esther Ra | a prayer for smallness
- Steffi Sin | Daydreaming in ABC Café; For Girls Who Talk Too Much at Lunch; Sonnet for Brother Who Grew Up Too Fast
- Terry Ann Thaxton | What You Could Have Been; Mother of Stone
- Andy Young | It is Better to Pray than to Sleep
Fiction
- Winner of the 2024 Jesmyn Ward Prize in Fiction: Vince Omni | The Diaspora Café
- Natalie Bakopoulos | Kaleidoscope
- Michelle Sacks | Freedom and Death (Berlin, 2005)
- Charlie Sorrenson | Ideal Customers
Nonfiction
- Anne Glaser | Upholding the Oath
- Peter E. Murphy | So Like a Waking
- Evelyn Sanchez | The Moment We Merge
- Jodie Noel Vinson | In Defense of Aunt Léonie
You can purchase the Summer 2024 issue here.
Meet Our Contributors | Issue 63:4 | Fall 2024
Mother of Stone
So Like a Waking
Archival
Ideal Customers
In Defense of Aunt Léonie
Once I Was Beautiful Now I Am Myself
It’s Important I Remember That the Enemy Is Always Within—
Meet Our Contributors | Issue 63:3 | Summer 2024
For Girls Who Talk Too Much at Lunch
The Diaspora Café
