In this issue, Barrett Bowlin chronicles the pain of parenthood through a child’s “Milk Teeth.”
Julia Halprin Jackson writes about the relationships we have with our bodies, and the decisions that our cells sometimes make without us in “Scouting.”
And Elijah Burrell merges his love and knowledge of music with the mysterious longings of friendship in three poems beginning with “Even the Best Records Have Gaps Between the Tracks.”
The images in this issue are a selection of woodcuts from an 1882 book compiling facsimiles of 18th-century chapbooks.