The Georgia Review Spring 2017
Table of Contents
Fiction
Crossings
by John Bensko
Days of Disorder
by Jerry McGahan
Little Double-Barrel
by David Huddle
Palace of Vicissitude
by Melissa Pritchard
Queen of England
by Becky Mandelbaum
Winter Sky
by Doug Ramspeck
Poetry
Ach! The Shadow of the Spinster and Vestige
by Sarah Gordon
Anonymous
by John Poch
Earful
by George David Clark
Good-bye to Golden Nights
by Adam Clay
Hit It
by Karyna McGlynn
Indolence & Lovely
by Robert Wrigley
Late Spring
by Primož Čučnik
Letter with One Hundred Circles
by Marci Calabretta Cancio-Bello
On the Road to Terelj National Park in Mongolia & Autumn Comes to Northern Mongolia
by Penelope Scambly Schott
Self-Portrait with Braid
by Ama Codjoe
Still Lifes and Landscapes
by Emily Wolahan
The Mother
by Lindsay Remee Ahl
Wish You Were Here
by Phillip Sterling
Women Are Doomed to Be the Angels of Love
by Nikki Wallschlaeger
Reviews
Displaced Familiarity: Voice, Then Meaning, in Contemporary Poetry (on Kathryn Nuernberger’s The End of Pink; Joshua Bennett’s The Sobbing School; James McMichael’s If You Can Tell; and Larry Levis’ The Darkening Trapeze: Last Poems)
by Kevin Clark
on Among the Gorgons by Michelle Boisseau
by Alice Friman
on IRL by Tommy Pico
by Mary-Kim Arnold
on My Father & Atticus Finch: A Lawyer’s Fight for Justice in 1930s Alabama by Joseph Madison Beck
by Gary Kerley
on Potted Meat by Steven Dunn
by Katie Jean Shinkle
Spring 2017
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