
Boxcar Poetry Review - Issue 28
This summer issue enters at the threshold of fall, full of wounds, love,
and the multiple forms of memory. Scars, murders, disappearances. The unfamiliar ends of fairy tales.
Stones descending through the air. And more.
First book poets Laura Cherry and Linda Dove provide us another engaging conversation, while Stephen O'Connor
reviews Barbara Blatner's The Still Position and Joy Sullivan explores Erica Miriam Fabri's first book, Dialect of a Skirt
We also are pleased to feature artwork from Elaine Wang, whose paintings accompany this issue's poetry. Elaine will also
be joining us as our new art editor (submissions are now open on Submishmash).
Poetry
Matthew James Babcock: "Kissing Booth: 27 Years Later"
Bridget Bell: "Hush"
Adze Chiodo: "I formed my life into a gift and still you would not take it"
Brandon Courtney: "The Arc of Field Stones"
Amorak Huey: "Hansel Brings His Grandchildren to See
Where the Candy House Once Stood"
Henry W. Leung: "Wonder-Wounded Hearers"
Deirdre Lockwood: "Cicatrix"
Ken Meisel: "The Blue Violinist"
Jeffrey Schultz: "The Soul as Social Service Caseworker"
Tristan Silverman: "1989"
Ross White: "Sting"
Bridget Bell: "Hush"
Adze Chiodo: "I formed my life into a gift and still you would not take it"
Brandon Courtney: "The Arc of Field Stones"
Amorak Huey: "Hansel Brings His Grandchildren to See
Where the Candy House Once Stood"
Henry W. Leung: "Wonder-Wounded Hearers"
Deirdre Lockwood: "Cicatrix"
Ken Meisel: "The Blue Violinist"
Jeffrey Schultz: "The Soul as Social Service Caseworker"
Tristan Silverman: "1989"

Artwork
Interviews & Conversations
Reviews & Responses
Barbara Blatner's The Still Position ~ Stephen O'Connor
Erica Miriam Fabri's Dialect of a Skirt ~ Joy Sullivan
Erica Miriam Fabri's Dialect of a Skirt ~ Joy Sullivan