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Circulo Completo, Ben Sholar
Wind In Wyoming, Emma Fisher
Late Fall, Through The Windshield, Lucy Hendrickson
I Understand The Victorian Obsession With Ankles, Summer Romo
I Understand The Victorian Obsession With Ankles, Summer Romo
The Oval
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The Gospel According To My Psychedelic Cat, Or The Frango Chapter, Josh Moyar
The Gospel According To My Psychedelic Cat, Or The Frango Chapter, Josh Moyar
The Oval
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Handle With Care, Cass Sissel
If I Had Stayed Under The Boulder, Elizabeth Hewey
The Oval, 2022
The Oval
This issue includes creative work from undergraduate students at the University of Montana.
I Am, Nonso Obieyisi
Fireweed Dreams, Arwen Baxter
September Vol. 13, Abigail Hogan
Faceted, Cass Sissel
Cycle Of Hevel, Alicia Mcalpine
Body, No Longer, Jade Taylor
Constellation In Red, Jade Taylor
An Ode To What Is Below, Elizabeth Hewey
Ballad For The Sink Pissers, Riese Munoz
Nancy., Nance Beston
Symbiosis, Elizabeth Hewey
Other Orchards, Sam B. Robison
Other Orchards, Sam B. Robison
Graduate Student Theses, Dissertations, & Professional Papers
Other Orchards is comprised of poems each suspect in their own way of those boundaries that might separate humans from nature, rural from urban, worker from scholar, or human from beast. Using the figure of the orchard, a kind of “false forest,” this collection studies the ways we map ourselves onto our work and the way work might inform an understanding of the self. Ultimately, these are poems that emerge from the seams of things—the shoulder of highway strewn with dead antelope, the feral apple tree lost to the woods, the farmer lost in their work, slowing becoming less and …
The Changing, Sabrina B. Black
The Changing, Sabrina B. Black
Graduate Student Theses, Dissertations, & Professional Papers
In poems that center on experiences of childhood, adolescence, and young adulthood, The Changing explores the formation of identity and the malleability of the self. Sabrina Black writes into the spaces between people—at times finding connection there and at times isolation. Throughout the collection, the speaker reflects on complicated relationships with family members, classmates, and friends; on the ways those relationships have shaped her; and, most of all, on her relationship with that elusive thing called the self.
In a series of “Dear Advice Columnist” poems scattered throughout the manuscript, Black shifts focus away from personal experience, adopting the persona …
Sunbaby, Katelyn Eva Garcia
Sunbaby, Katelyn Eva Garcia
Graduate Student Theses, Dissertations, & Professional Papers
Above all else, Sunbaby is a project concerned with that which is passed down from a mother to her daughters. Less interested in writing into the center of violent acts, this series of poems aims instead to consider all the things – both physical and psychological – that exist of the edges of violence. What happens to a body in the wake of violent acts? What informs the trauma of families? These are questions Sunbaby asks its reader to grapple with.
Set to background of the desert and mountain West, Sunbaby lingers on bodies (human and other) subjected to environmental …