Poetry

The Thick, Veronika Gorlova

on Learning the language, Michelle Brown

Another Summer Fire, Norma Kerby

Beneath Them, Patricia Anne Hopkinson

Ebbie’s People, Linda K Thompson

In the Middle Distance, Rhonda Collis

Pull of the Sea, Diane Massam

The Things Our Parents Did to Us, Chelsea Comeau

And you? How are you on this precipice?, Michelle Brown

Three Embroideries, Miranda Burgess

Creative Nonfiction

Dante’s Inferno Redux, Jane Byers

New Knees, Hannah Davis

Betrayal Under the Golden Chain Tree, Marian Dodds

We Haven’t Got All Day, Mary Long-Schimanke

Salt Spring Pilgrimage, Kay Stewart

Control, Hope, and Blankies, Elyse Maltin

Judas, Nancy Cameron

The Wait, Charmaine Arjoonlal 

Love Like Salt, Lynda Philippsen

Sparrow Nest, Rachel Foster

Short Fiction

The Reckoning, Rowan McCandless

The Cross-Eyed Vagabonds, Shelley A. Leedahl

ID, Dan MacIsaac

Moving Houses, Michael Makaroff

The Poet and The Tiger Slayer, Syeda Dua E Fatima Naqvi

Pearls in My Pocket, Shelley Penner

On Fate’s Shore, Nicholas Perry

The 6.15 From Samsara, Susan Down

Confluence, Martin Borden

Mining for Moonlight, Shannon Perkins Carr

Flash Fiction

But It’s The Living Who Forget, Rory Say

DevCats, Petra Chambers

Echo Location, Tyler Finley

Forecast, Susan Down

I’ll Wear My Yellow Dress Tonight, Christy Hartman

It Was That Boy, Celia Meade

Missed Connection, Beth Ryan

The Pull Of The Sea, Rosemary Camara

The Gifts of Low Tide, Erin MacNair

Water-Poppies, Donna Shanley

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