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Times Literary Supplement, Public Books, and American Literature. He published a book on middlebrow literature with Palgrave Macmillan in 2015 and occasionally publishes chapbooks under the Academic Kitsch imprint. A widely published poet, historian and bar room philosopher from the United Kingdom, John Stocks has the honor of being published in anthologies with Maya Angelou, Bob Dylan, and Leonard Cohen. He strives to write poems that can be enjoyed by both specialists and the general public. Daniel James Sundahl is Kirk Professor in English and American Studies at Hillsdale College, where he has taught for thirty years. He is the author of three books, and has over the years published nearly 400 articles, book reviews, and poems in a variety of national and international magazines. He is married to Ellen; they have one well-behaved German Shepherd dog and three less well-behaved mackerel cats. A.C. Warner lives in Orlando, Florida, and is finishing a PhD from the University of Massachusetts. She hopes to publish more, teach, and, in general, attempt to use her arts to delight and teach. M.G. Wessels writes fiction and poetry. When not writing, he can be found repairing airplanes or trying craft beer; however, it is considered bad practice to combine the two. His work has been featured in Apeiron Review, Text, and Centrifuge. He studies at the State University of New York, New Paltz, where he lives. @MG_Wessels Valerie Westmark fell in love with poetry in seventh grade and has been getting to know it better ever since. She finds joy in chai tea lattes, fresh cut flowers, worn book pages, relationships, and the white sand beaches of Pensacola, Florida. Her poetry has appeared in The Wilderness House Literary Review, The Southern Voice, The Wayfarer, Sleet Magazine, The Voices Project, Damselfly Press, and elsewhere. Christopher Woods lives in Houston and Chappell Hill, Texas. He has published a novel, The Dream Patch, a prose collection, Under a Riverbed Sky, and a book of stage monologues for actors, Heart Speak. His photographs can be seen in his gallery at christopherwoods.zenfolio.com 117
STAFF General Editor: W.B. Gerard Fiction Editor: James M. Hilgartner Poetry Editor: Joyce Kelley Associate Editor: Seth Reno Assistant Editors: Andrew Blake, Jacob Lambert, and Deric Sallas Editor-at-Large: Barbara Wiedemann Graphic and Web Design: Nikembe Pierce and Shaquille Harris To submit artwork, poetry, and prose. or order paper copies of <strong>THAT</strong>, visit www.thatliteraryreview.com. Address correspondence to editor@thatliteraryreview.com or W.B. Gerard, AUM Department of English and Philosophy, Box 244023, Montgomery, AL, 36124, USA. ° 118 <strong>THAT</strong>
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Prose M. J. Iuppa What She Wouldn
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Talking Money, Judaism Christianity
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suspicious eyes narrowing at me as
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The Man Painting the Inside Charles
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Sonnet 11PM Drew Pisarra Pajamas ar
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“Who’s Frankie Goes to Hollywoo
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Seeing Oneself Les Bares The pigeon
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Making the Big Time Stephen Reilly
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imagine who they want to be. Amber,
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Autumn Love with May Sarton: Cento
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Quiet Justin Christensen The apartm
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Back in the old lady’s apartment,
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yesterday. And sorry I haven’t ca
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Etta Mae was Late to Church Tobi Al
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Basic Form Valerie Westmark Once, I
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Flawed Apertures Ciara Shuttleworth
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numbers. They raised themselves out
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panty hose around their loins. One
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Tea with a Friend and Her Husband A
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For Angelique A.C. Warner My father
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