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    POETRY
      	
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      Julia Kolchinsky Dasbach, "Under the bed, the monsters grow restless."
      	
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      Kabel Mishka Ligot, "Duwende Sonnet / Applying for an O1-B Visa"
      	
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      Sophie Klahr and Corey Zeller, "The clock here is quiet" & "As a Question"
      	
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      Raquel Salas Rivera, "muerto parao"
      	
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      Armen Davoudian, "Pickled Garlic" & "Perse-phone"
      	
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      Hala Alyan, "The Length between July and October"
      	
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      Cortney Lamar Charleston, "It’s Important I Remember That in Order for White People to Study My Life They Must First Study My Body—" & "It’s Important I Remember That a Current Event Is 21 a Current—"
      	
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      Dan Albergotti, "For Sale, Used"
      	
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      Kelle Groom, "Useful Everyday Phrases"
      	
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      Raena Shirali, "The Language of Marriage" & "Charm in Its Southern Variety / Have You Ever Felt So Detached From Your Own Upbringing You Could Sail Away, A Non-Entity Slackening Like A Small Creekwave"
      	
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      George David Clark, "Ambitious Dream Number Twenty-Three"
      	
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      Kathryn Nuernberger, "On the History of Disrepair"
      	
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      Jihyun Yun, "Elegy with Mayfly Sex" & "Diptych of My Great Aunt in 1953"
      	
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      Carlina Duan, "Wài Gōng Is Dancing"
      	
     
    GEARHART POETRY CONTEST 2019, JUDGED BY NABILA LOVELACE
    FINALISTS
      	
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      Olatunde Osinaike, "On Deep Conditioning"
      	
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      Aurielle Marie, "& Not by Sight"
      	
    WINNER
      	
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      Joy Priest, "My Father Teaches Me How to Slip Away"
      	
     
    ART
      	
    • Woshibai, "Fiction," "Interrogation," "Kite," "Walkman," & "Cinema"
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      Safwan Dahoul, "Dream 112," "Dream 152," "Dream 151," "Dream 8," "Dream 21," "Dream 55," "Dream 73," & "Dream 104"
      	
     
    FICTION
      	
    • Kira Bell, "Mirror Girls"
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      Megan Giddings, "The Children and the Leg Found in June"
      	
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      Giovanna Varela, "'99 Celica"
      	
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      Shira Elmalich, "Next Year in Jerusalem"
      	
     
    WORLD’S BEST SHORT-SHORT STORY CONTEST 2019, JUDGED BY ROBERT OLEN BUTLER
    FINALIST
      	
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      Lavanya Vasudevan, "Ancient Wisdom"
      	
    WINNER
      	
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      Kendall Lane, "Savannah Story"
      	
     
    CREATIVE NONFICTION
      	
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      Verna Sealey, "Holding the Universe Together"
      	
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      John Luckett, "Prophets and Angels Weeping"
      	
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      Anne Hodges White, "Cut Deep, Travel Far"
      	
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      Seth Sawyers, "Today Is Another Day in Which We Do Not Hot-tar Roofs"
      	
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      Rachel Weaver, "The Necklace"
      	
     
    BOOK REVIEWS
      	
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      Raquel Hollman, "We Cast a Shadow, Maurice Carlos Ruffin"
      	
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      Jessi Thomsen, "Five Plots, Erica Trabold"
      	
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      Damian Caudill, "Sugar Run, Mesha Maren"
      	
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      Nicholas Bon, "Oculus, Sally Wen Mao"
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