The Take: Cassandra Whitaker
Wolf Who Is Not A Wolf Plays Board Games and does not kill the other does gathered about the wide
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Just For Kicks: Playing With Different Styles and Forms
An Interview with Ana Reisens by Mark Robinson, Mud Season Review Associate Poetry Editor The first, striking, thing about this
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An Interview with Featured Artist Irina Tall by Kristin LaFollette, Mud Season Review Art Editor I draw sirens or self-portraits,
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Submissions are now open for Burlington Writers Workshop’s Cold Lake Anthology, Selected Works 2023
Our annual print anthology represents selected works from among the Burlington Writers Workshop community. All submissions are due by January
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Nonfiction Issue #64
It’s Time to Close the Book on My Mother (v2) Writing a memoir helped me understand her critical, controlling ways.
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Art Issue #64
“Fish in Tomsk proflv. Wednesday mask off yourself.” Ink, ink, gouache, paper (monotype and drawing), 30x40cm, 2022 “A creature, among
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Poetry Issue #64
Sonia This is a poem about enlightenment. No, I lied. It’s probably just a poem about Sonia the concierge, but I’ll let you
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Fiction Issue #64
Four Paintings Jane could not stop thinking about her daughter’s painting. In the center of the canvas sat a large
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Finding Authenticity in the Uncomfortable
An Interview with Katherine May Generally, are high schools different in 2022 than the one featured in your story which
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The Joy and Distress of Loving
An Interview with Kendra Mills by Jonah Meyer, Mud Season Review Poetry Editor Poetry feels more natural to me than
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