Issue Forty-Two: Fall 2026

The work in our fall issue hovers between what endures and what changes. It is a collection attentive to the traces we leave behind and the moments that briefly hold us. Across poems, stories, and images, contributors explore memory, preservation, loss, war, landscape, and the fleeting moments that resist being held. Again and again, the work asks what remains when the world changes around us, inviting us not to stop change, but to notice what remains visible as change inevitably happens. Issue Forty-Two includes work by Angela Patten, Anita Pinatti, Annie Cody Holdren, Benjamin Daniel Lukey, Christopher Stolle, David A. Goodrum, David Banks, Eivind E. Olsen, Eman Shumail, Isabelle Audiger, Jacqueline Coleman-Fried, James B. Nicola, Jonathan Ukah, Josiane Kouagheu, Kathleen Deep, Kathy Bruce, Mark LaMonda, Michael J. Carter, Myles Varga, Sue C. Proffitt, and Zhu Xiao Di.