GLASSWORKS

Spring 2025

Issue 30

now available

Issue 30 features: artwork by Rachel Coyne, Joseph Stern, Juno Lorber, & Shelbey Leco; fiction by Emily Neuberger, & Razi Shadmehry; nonfiction by LuLu Grant, Celia M. Ruiz, & Katie Tonellato; and poetry by Millicent Borges Accardi, Lily Kate Anthony, Isabelle Bohl, Erik Brockbank, Patricia Farrell, Clifton Gachagua, María Llona García, Sean Glatch, Sarah Fawn Montgomery, Sam New, Megan Peralta, Dani Putney, Dianne Stepp, & Andrew Vogel.

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Looking Glass

In lookingglass, we provide the space for contributors to share reflections on their work. Specifically, lookingglass provides a sort of parlor where authors reveal the genesis of their pieces, as well as provide meta-discursive insight into their textual and visual creative works.

Issue 30 Reflections by:
• Millicent Borges Accardi
• Shelbey Leco
• Dani Putney

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INTERVIEWS

Mythos, Magdalene, and the Mother:
An Interview with Dale M. Kushner
by Alexa Diamant, Jamie M. Roes, & Briar

Spirituality, Creativity, and the Art of Essay-Making:
An Interview with Jessie vanEerden
by Jordan G. Avery, Stephen Harrison, & Joshua Wilson

REVIEWS

Yoke & Feather
Jessie vanEerden
reviewed by Jordan G. Avery

The Putnams of Salem
Greg Houle
reviewed by Sophia Nigro

OPINION

Burying a Buzzword: Is Anything Unprecedented?
by Jamie M. Roes

Booktok: A Community of Readers Rekindling My Love for Literature
by BriAnna Sankey

FLASH GLASS

Flash is often defined by what it isn't: it isn't more than 750 words, it isn't a full narrative, it isn't plot or character or just a poems without line breaks. Flash, however, is an opportunity....