With each issue some of our contributors generously offer to let us share their work on our blog for purposes of issue previews, our Concerning Craft series, or other scattered pieces. For your convenience, we have collected all the pieces that have appeared on our website in links below organized by issue. For videos of contributors reading their pieces at our launch events, please visit the individual issue pages.
17. Winter 2015 – FOOD
KELLI STEVENS KANE runneth
STEPHANIE DICKINSON – Emily and the Cookstove
16. Summer 2014
ALISON TURNER A Runner
CYNTHIA B. GREER Doris and the Dolls
15. Winter 2014 – SCIENCE
CATHERINE BAYLY Wait and Collect
BARBARA CROOKER Rufous-Sided Towhee
MARY JO LOBELLO JEROME Dermis
14. Summer 2013 – Music
ANNE HARDING WOODWORTH On Seeing Psycho in a Concert Hall
JOHN ALFORD Contrappasso
13. Winter 2013 – Doubt
CLARINDA HARRISS Blasphemy is the Child of Faith and Doubt
LE HINTON No Doubt About It (I Gotta Get Another Hat)
SUSAN THORNTON HOBBY An Interview with Michael Chabon
12. Summer 2012 – Audacity
11. Winter 2012 – Social Justice
DYLAN BARGTEIL A Brown Spot
GREG MCBRIDGE All Went Well
PAUL LAMB The Respite Room
10. Summer 2011 – Make Believe
9. Winter 2011 – Water
SUSAN MUADDI DARRAJ My West Bank Education: 1998
JEN GROW The End of August
NAOMI THIERS Union
7. Winter 2010 – Form & Structure
6. Summer 2009 – The Animal
Little Patuxent Review 
Gregory Luce
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one of Constantine Pantazonis’ last postings on poetry in b altimore
that’s what I’m talking about
i have just begun to write!
forget the small crap
i’m going for the big boys
the heavy-hitters
like poppers for breakfast
disturbing shit, yet tastefully done
in the manner to which you are accustomed
with me, its always been the poem
you meant nothing to me
a carny sideshow i might stroll through on a wednesday evening
looking for the big dog and cardboard pizza
i was young – i didn’t know better
but now, i eschew such matters
leaving me more time to refine my shit
and shoot for big boy country
it’s what i like to refer to as strategy
not a master plan like some teenage
comic book action-figure crap
but real poems about real people
that may or may not exist
that’s what I’m talking about
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