POETRY

Standing Next to Andy Goldsworthy at the National Gallery
Erin Thomas

Bluebird
Rebecca Seward

Foiled
Talia Reed

Squirrels and Balloons, Sunlight and Hanging Plants
Michael Estabrook

Crow
Michael Estabrook

Poem At Night
George Moore

The Fate of the Roses
Naomi Ayala

My Lover As Goose
Kathleen Kenny

Jellyfish
Clara Fang

Feed
Devin Wayne Davis

love in; out
Devin Wayne Davis

Bluefish
Tom McDade

 

FICTION

Claws
Megan Atwood

 

 

"If you haven't found something strange during the day, it hasn't been much of a day."
—John Archibald Wheeler

 

The Winter 2009 issue of Lines + Stars concerns the strange creatures — those that are human, animal, animate or inanimate — that fill our lives with nuance, puzzlement, contemplation, fear or jubilation.

Also, some exciting news: a chapbook of some of the best poetry and fiction we've published since the journal's inception in late 2006 is now available in print form. Previous contributors, current readers, and interested parties may send for a copy at editor@linesandstars.com. Please note "chapbook" as the email-title.

The upcoming theme for our spring/summer issue is "locus." As always, the interpretive possibilties here are multiple.

 

 

RACHEL ADAMS, EDITOR // LINES+STARS

 
   
 
   
 
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