Switched-on Gutenberg Issue 13*
Poems of Place & Displacement
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CONTENTS
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Letter from the Editors Section I. At The Corner of Actual and Real Why We Hike to the Duck Marsh Ed Harkness Deer Isle Winter Norma Voorhees Sheard Sacramento morning Rosalee Van Stelten Evening Scene Bill Vernon Neighbor complains snorer violates city noise ordinance Rochelle Ratner Section II. Hidden Caverns and Sunken Cities Softly from the Brick Carol Frith In This City of Hermits Frederick Lord She spoke of Steve Hellyard Swartz Second Bull Run Ed Harkness Overboard C. R. Manley Precise Distortions Richard Fein House Fire Elizabeth Austen Section III. On Stage at the Humor Café Chez Gretel Jennifer Gomoll Popolis Delusions Laura Snyder Tentacled Motherfucker Mike White On the Midwest Poet Casey Fuller Got Any New Tattoos? Joe Gouveia The Regulars Shelley Puhak Phosphorous Joan Maiers Section IV. In the House of Grief Front Porch Hilary Barnes Maybe in My Neighbor’s House Lisa Ortiz The Wakeful Dave Seter My Father’s House Joseph Powell Water Street Melissa M. Lewis Requiem in Blue Joseph McDonough Section V. To the Temple of Discontent Basho, Glimpsed Mike White Everyone Is Gone Suzanne Scarfone Where I Come From— Gerard Wozek Afterword: The Other America Jana Harris, editor *With this issue, we are switching to numbering our issues by year - and this is our 13th year!
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