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Author: Border Crossing

Division by Jan Brown
Christopher Ring, Fiction, Interviews

Animals of the North

A grizzly bear haunts a grieving widower on Baffin Island. Continue reading Animals of the North

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Some of Us Are Never Seen by Jan Brown
Art, Jan Brown

Figurative Paintings of Jan Brown

A closer look at the abstract expressionist painter’s work Continue reading Figurative Paintings of Jan Brown

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Genevieve Smith, Reviews

The Wolf Wilder by Katherine Rundell

Katherine Rundell takes the typical fairytale by the hand and dances it around a bonfire. Continue reading The Wolf Wilder by Katherine Rundell

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She Lived in Shadows by Jan Brown
Interviews, Parisa Emam, Poetry

Five Poems

Days before surgery the ice
storm descended, hardening
the earth… Continue reading Five Poems

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Clay Winowiecki, Reviews

Creating Minds by Howard Gardner

First published in 1993, the anatomy of creativity remains relevant today. Continue reading Creating Minds by Howard Gardner

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volume 6

Fall 2016

Table of Contents Continue reading Fall 2016

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Fiction, Saramanda Swigart

The Earth Falls to the Apple

A young woman receives the gift of a strange mirror from a suitor. Continue reading The Earth Falls to the Apple

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Nonfiction, Sheila Black

Acequia Madre

The beauty and terror of desert life. Continue reading Acequia Madre

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Experiment, Leanna O'Brien

Not Born But Built

An origin story written in beautiful code. Continue reading Not Born But Built

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Jeffrey Alfier, Poetry

Two Poems

Canine tracks narrow and converge
at a carbon-ash circle of rodent skulls… Continue reading Two Poems

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Poetry, Sierra Jacobs

Two Poems

The moon a blister as the heat turns over. The roots
of their trees will sleep underwater for weeks. I clean… Continue reading Two Poems

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Hope Wabuke, Poetry

Three Poems

once, when the city shut into darkness, they would
have watched the stars all night. he would have named… Continue reading Three Poems

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Art, Jude McConkey

Through the Viewfinder

An introduction to the dream world of Jude McConkey. Continue reading Through the Viewfinder

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Fiction, Robert McKean

The House on Pienza Road

A grieving man’s affair with his real estate agent. Continue reading The House on Pienza Road

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Fiction, TJ Heffers

Entanglement

A pair of scientists experiment with a dangerous new mode of transportation. Continue reading Entanglement

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Jennifer Companik, Nonfiction

Five Questions Everyone Asks a Stripper

How old are you? Do your parents know you do this? Continue reading Five Questions Everyone Asks a Stripper

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Andrew Koch, Poetry

Somnambulist’s Hymn

Last night,
during some moonlit hour… Continue reading Somnambulist’s Hymn

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