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Big Muddy 13.2

Cover Photo:

Bradley Phillips, Missouri

Big Muddy 13.2

Editor

Dr. Susan Swartwout

Assistant Editor

Amanda Meyer
Carrie Walker
Angela Spinzig

Publishing Interns

Brittany Gilbert
Addie Scoggin
Joshua Owens
Emily Dillner

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Contents

Non-Fiction

Mark Spitzer, Arkansas
Gar vs. Sewage: A Tragedy of Waste

Barbara Haas, Iowa
Cannabis, Canoes, Canning Supplies

Fiction

Elaine Fowler Palencia, Illinois
Taps

Becky Browder, Alabama
The Russian Bride

Patrick Hicks, South Dakota
Burn Unit

David P. Langlinais, Texas
Bayou Noir

Joel Garber, Hawaii
Spigots and Drains: A Living Perspective on Water

Dayne Sherman, Louisiana
Security

Eugenie de Rosier, Minnesota
Booted

Photography

Bradley Phillips, Missouri

Poetry

Dante Di Sefano, New York
A Carpetbagger’s Guide to Holly Springs Mississippi

Connie Post, California
Solstice

Terry Savoie, Iowa
A Second Letter to a Lost Friend
Graves. Blueberies. Tears. (1950)

Richard T. Rauch, Louisiana
Death Notice in Pink

John P. Kristofco, Ohio
One House

Mark Wisniewski, New York
Youngest Cousin

A.D. Winans, California
At 77

Robert Lowes, Missouri
The Ax Aisle

Steve Myers, Pennsylvania
The Day They Named Levine Laureate

CL Bledsoe, Maryland
Ol’ Man Ditch

Arthur Gottlieb, Oregon
Sky Dive

Bray McDonald, Tennessee
The Land Between the Lakes, Kentucky

David Radavich, North Carolina
Justice

Mark Vogel, North Carolina
Inevitable River

Noel Conneely, Ireland
Railway Buffet

Guy R. Beining, Massachusetts
friday / 37

Terry Minchow-Proffitt, Missouri
Rainbow
Bivouac

Jon Lampe, Missouri
You

Bill Glose, Virginia
Day’s End

Kelly Talbot, Indiana
Askia at the Red Sea at Sunset
Swarmless Eschaton

Raphael Kosek, New York
On the Suicide of Meriwether Lewis

Dennis Trudell, Wisconsin
Choir of Solos
Civil War Tale

Bob Haring, Oklahoma
Why are clams so happy?

Nathan Whiting, New York
Before Evening

Michael D. Riley, Pennsylvania
Watching Molly Sleep

Reviews

Alex Hughes reviews:
Yates, Steve. Some Kinds of Love. University of Massachusetts Press, 2013. Paper, 272 pp., $19.95. Fiction.

Katherine Markey reviews:
Stein, Kevin. Wrestling Li Po for the Remote. Chicago: Fifth Star Press, 2013. 112 pp., $16.00. Poetry

Amanda Meyer  reviews:
Clay, Adam. A Hotel Lobby at the Edge of the World. Milkweed Editions, 2012. Paper, 86 pp., $16.00. Poetry.

Shaylin Montgomery reviews:
Maazel, Fiona. Woke Up Lonely. Graywolf Press, 2013. Hardcover, 336 pp., $26.00. Fiction.

Hollars, B.J. Sightings. Indiana University Press, 2013. Paper, 180 pp., $16.00. Fiction.

Marcie Upchurch reviews:
Fried, Philip. Early/Late: New & Selected Poems. Salmon Poetry, 2011. Paper, 161 pp. Poetry.

Carrie Walker reviews:
Amadon, Samuel. The Hartford Book. Cleveland State University Poetry Center, 2012. Paper, 58 pp., $15.95. Poetry.

Swist, Wally. Huang Po and the Dimensions of Love. Southern Illinois University Press, 2012. Paper, 81 pp., $15.95. Poetry.

Lowery, Joanne. Not Me. Flutter Press, 2013. Paper, 28 pp. Poetry.

Carl Bloom reviews:
Ruff, Matt. The Mirage. Harper Perennial Press, 2012. Paper, 448 pp. $15.99. Fiction.

Emily Dillner reviews:
Dickinson, Stephanie. Port Authority Orchids. Rain Mountain Press, 2013. Paper, 176 pp., $15.00. Fiction.