Issue 24: Summer 2018

The Summer 2018 Issue of Little Patuxent Review was launched on June 3, 2018 in Columbia, Maryland. Featured contributors read their work.

Take a look at our fantastic lineup of authors below. The issue also features the artwork of Phaan Howng.

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Read highlights from the issue:

• Spotlight on Alicia Mountain
• Beyond Resistance: Transcending the Boundaries in Poetry
• Concerning Craft: To the Writer Who Is Not Writing

Table of Contents

Poetry

zakia henderson-brown — The Big Bang Theory
Derrick Weston Brown — Bruuuuuh or When Brothers Debate Black Panther in a Safeway Parking Lot: A Found (Overheard) Poem
Katherine Gordon — Your Weight on Saturn
Peter Krumbach — Errand
Alicia Mountain — Without Drawing the Blinds
Tracy Dimond — Landscape / Landscape / Land Escape
Paulette Beete — Immolation
Rikki Santer — Dining with Picasso
Derek Otsuji — Death Comes to a Cousin in the Air
Faye McCray — Virgin in Harlem
Brionne Janae — Alternative Facts
Jennifer Clark — Not a fast runner, I consider other ways to escape this relationship
Wallace Lane — Groceries
Gary Stein — Tree House
Natalie E. Illum — Reset
Kanak Gupta — Death in Dubai
Nancy Kang — Skinship
Rachel E. Hicks — The Exile Speaks of Mountains

Nonfiction

Caroline Bock — A Life of Close Critique
Randal O’Wain — Rock and Roll High School
Gayla Mills — “A Future Imagined”
Ann Olson — Mosquito Hunt

Fiction

JoAnna Wool — The Other Mia
D. E. Lee — The Silence of a Sound (San Marco)
Casey McConahay — Emma Watson Is More Beautiful Than Anyone
Caroline Cooper — Received with Thanks! Will Do, All Best
Elly Revilla-Kugler — What I Remember from 5th & San Pedro
Ava Robinson — Cal-I-Forn-Ya

Essay

Michael Salcman — Phaan Howng and the Postapocalyptic Landscape

Interview

Ann Bracken — What Builds Our Worlds: An Interview with Jason Reynolds