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Two men reunite with an old friend during the seventh game of the 2004 baseball playoffs in ”Mae West and Her Clichés.”
A teacher and a young writer make a connection in“Blues for Allah.”
Ryn Gargulinski’s “Judas Priest Fans” is a blast.
D.J. Olsen shows us “The Alternative.”
JCE explores the mythic qualities of terror in the lyric essay, “Counter Magic.”
Stoyan Valev spins a melodrama about culture clash and suicide in “June, the Colonel’s Youngest Daughter.”
David McGrath’s “See?” tells us all we need to know about crazy Uncle Eddie.
A road trip provides a disturbing reminder of American racism in Peter Bank’s “A Hand that Picked Cotton”.
Heather Brondy waxes existential in ”Natural Ways of Being.”
Small press legend, Antler, is calling all poets into service in a classic anti-war poem.
Paul Benton wakes up next to the wrong woman on“September Eleventh”.
JCE reviews Margaret Atwood’s latest The Tent and the Fasil Yitbarek’s The Texture of Dreams.
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