Walking with Virgil

Just as Virgil prompts Dante to consider the horrors of the human condition, we too need people, wise and trusted friends who can point out the shadows that populate our inner lives. By Ryan Diaz

Cocktail: Friends in Low Places

Friends in Low Places is a drink to share with friends.

Opening Remarks

Opening Remarks for Issue 13: The Poetry Issue by Whitney Rio-Ross

The Fare Forward Interview with Spencer Reece

Learned by Heart

A poem memorized in common becomes part of a life together. By Chelsea Wagenaar

In Time and Out

Jones’s epic poem brings both time and eternity to bear on his homeland of Wales, and on our transitory lives. By J.C. Scharl

Say Jonah was right and grace is wasted

First Place: "Say Jonah was right and grace is wasted" by MEH

Easter Afternoon

Second Place: "Easter Afternoon" by Claire Lewandowski

Of the Baptized Apostate Hiking in Drought

Third Place: "Of the Baptized Apostate Hiking in Drought" by Betsy K. Brown

Autumn Field with Hay, 9 x 12, pastel

The Enigma of Purpose

The Enigma of Purpose: A Conversation with Claude Wilkinson Conducted by Tessa Carman