Glassworks

FALL 2022

Issue 25 now available

Issue 25 features: artwork by Christopher Paul Brown, Oormila Vijayakrishnan Prahlad, and Beth Younger; fiction by Katharine Bost and Carolynn Mireault; nonfiction by Grace Cornelison, Jodi Scott Elliott, and Lior Torenberg; and poetry by Christine Anderson, Maria Barnes, Laurel Benjamin, M. D. Berkman, Despy Boutris, Steve Cushman, Zorina Exie Frey, Alison Lubar, Lea Page, E.B. Schnepp, Caroline N. Simpson, Dianne Stepp, Lisa St. John, Edytta Wojnar, and John Wojtowicz.

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Looking Glass

In the 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 25 Reflections by:
• Christopher Paul Brown
• Alison Lubar
• Carolynn Mireault
• Lisa St. John
• John Wojtowicz

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INTERVIEWS

Parenting, Humor, and Digital Worlds:
An Interview with Yuvi Zalkow
by Garret Castle, John Castle, & Ariana Tucker

REVIEWS

I Only Cry with Emoticons
Yuvi Zalkow
by Billy Appelbaum

Supremely Tiny Acts
Sonya Huber
by Ellen Lewis

OPINION

A Taste for Literature
by Ellen Lewis

It's Not Talent, It's Just Hard Work
by Amanda Smera

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....