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Copper Nickel 11

Featuring art by Maggie Taylor, a novella by Alyson Hagy, poems by Marilyn Krysl, G. C. Waldrep, and Mark Yakich, and a delicious essay by Simmons B. Buntin. Introducing Cate Witter, Amber Rickner, Kelsey Ripley, and Courtney Charles. Including short fiction by Matthew Kirkpatrick, Janis Butler Holm, Aurelie Sheehan, and Ron Savage, and poems by Drew Blanchard, Billy Reynolds, Katharine Rauk, Devon Branca, David Harrity, Panika M. C. Dillon, Byron A. Kanoti, Carlin Mackie, Christina Mengert, Jessica Goodfellow, Keith Montesano, Jeanie Thompson, Jeffrey Alfier, Maureen Alsop, Michele Poulos, Joseph P. Wood, Matt Keuter, Anthony Madrid, Holly Simonsen, Aimee Baker, Steven D. Schroeder, Julia Cohen, Alison Pelegrin, and Grace Egbert.

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Copper Nickel 10, "Women Writing the West."

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Copper Nickel 9, "Imaginary Films"

Featuring photographs by Bill Adams with prose and poetry by Seth Abramson, Andrew S. Bodine, Oni Buchanan, Emily Cervantes, Wm. Anthony Connolly, Molly Giles, Jim Goar, Robert Grindy, David Gruber, Anne Heide, Carolyn Hembree, Charles Jensen, George Kalamaras, John Major, Gary L. McDowell, Juan J. Morales, Deborah Poe, Christopher Ryan, C. J. Sage, Nate Slawson, Stephanie Smith, A. E. Watkins, Meagan Wilson, and Snezana Zabic.

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Copper Nickel 8 features photographs of post-Katrina New Orleans by Theo Mullen and Clinton T. Sander, as well as new work by Christopher Chambers, Peter Cooley, Kay A. Murphy, Andy Young.
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