Glassworks

Spring 2023

Issue 26

now available

Issue 26 features: artwork by E. O. Connors, Catherine Edgerton, Gerberg Garmann, and Carella Keil; fiction by Faith McNaughton and Kathryn Reese; nonfiction by Joanna Acevedo, Chelsea M. Carney, and Ted McLoof; and poetry by Devon Brock, Amber Lee Carpenter, Rachael Inciarte, Karina Jha, Sean Madden, Mary Makofske, Claire Hamner Matturro, Reese Menefee, Kathleen McGookey, Sam Moe, Judith H. Montgomery, Annette Sisson, and Jacob Stratman.

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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 25 Reflections by:
• Catherine Edgerton
• Gerberg Garmann
• Rachael Inciarte
• Carella Keil
• Mary Makofske
• Claire Hamner Matturo
• Reese Menefee
• Kathleen McGookey
• Annette Sisson

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INTERVIEWS

Parenting, Humor, and Digital Worlds:
An Interview with Raina Leon
by Rebecca Green, Iliana Pineda, Nyds Rivera, & Paige Stressman

In Search of a Home:
An Interview with Sarah Fawn Montgomery
by Ellie Cameron, Caitlin Hertzberg, Frank Penick, Jr., & Amanda Smera

REVIEWS

Halfway from Home
Sarah Fawn Montgomery
by Frank Penick

Green Regalia
Adam Tavel
by Rebecca Green

OPINION

It's Not Funny Anymore - The Changing Face of Comedy in Literature
by Daniel Hewitt

How Education Could Save the Writing World
by Caitlin Hertzberg

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....