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Female Fighters Rewriting the West Boundaries of Gender Back Draft Cutting Room

On Living Inside The Story: An Interview with Salar Abdoh

By Raaza Jamshed

After Conservation: In Conversation with Dominique Bikaba

By Russell Reed

I Can Imagine It for Us: Mai Serhan on Palestine & the Politics of Storytelling

By Olivia Katrandjian

The October Issue

By The Editors

Roy Bentley

Roy Bentley’s stories and poems have appeared in the Southern Review, North American Review, Prairie Schooner, Shenandoah, American Literary Review, Pleiades and elsewhere. His latest book is The Trouble with a Short Horse in Montana which won the White Pine Press poetry award in 2006. A chapbook entitled Captain America Gets Arlington Burial (Pudding House Publications) is due out in 2012. Lately, he makes his home in an area of Iowa often referred to as Sundown Mountain.
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The Fate of the Saints

By Roy Bentley August 15, 2012

Trying to make sense of sacrifice is like watching / gravediggers bury something in the shade of trees.

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