Issue 11
Landscapes of the Mind: Writers Explore Mental Illness
FICTION
In Lieu of Better Plan by Elizabeth Downs
My Uncle Deserves Chekhov by Robert Treu
Translation Memory by Midge Raymond
Born on Sunday by Mark Rigney
The Demon by Hasanthika Sirisena
The Room of Small Gods by Paula V. Smith
World’s Fair by Kathleene Donahoo
Lake Charles by Jim Tomlinson
Crackers by Alex Bartel
Lost Souls’ Journey by Dina Greenberg
Nobody Walks by Sarah Hong
Where Our Paths Run by Kim Puckett
Brother’s Keeper by Ami Sands Brodoff
NONFICTION
Restaurant by Peter Selgin
Iambic Pentameter and the Meter of War by Diane Cameron
By My Own Hand by Anita Darcel Taylor
Pushing the Geriatric Envelope by Ralph Crawshaw
…But My Heart Is Indian by Itzhak Kronzon
POETRY
After Electro-Convulsive Therapy by Elizabeth Hazen
Escape by Susan Donnelly
What You Know by Blas Falconer
In the Briars by Colleen McKee
Nicknames by r.g. cantalupo
Thanksgiving: Visiting My Brother on the Ward by Peter Schmitt
Noon Dark by June Stein
On January 24th by Lauren K. Alleyne
After Lightning, I Dream of Abrigette by Aracelis Girmay
Viewing Frida Kahlo’s The Suicide of Dorothy Hale by Virginia Chase Sutton
A Widow at 93 by Andrew Merton
Overblown by Hal Sirowitz
EXTRA
Foreword by Danielle Ofri
Reading Guide
Cover Note