
Boxcar Poetry Review - Issue 32
Our first issue of 2013 is full of reminiscence and looking back. The passing of fathers, the rewinding of time, remnants of childhood, and memories and geographies of love and loss. Reanimated roadkill, liturgical turns, unexpected transformations, and like the lead poem, a constant sense of return, a cycling back on ourselves. It's been seven years and 32 issues, and we're as proud as ever of these fine poems and wonderful interviews, conversations, and reviews.
Accompanying the poetry in this issue, is a terrific conversation between Nick Courtright and Joshua Young, as well as a great interview with Nicole Terez Dutton by David Winter. The lively collages of print and color that complement the work for this issue come from Kobina Wright, a southern Californian writer and artist.
Poetry
David Campos: "After Hearing of My Father's Passing"
J.L. Conrad: "Poem in Which We Count the Weeks Backwards"

Sarah Crossland: "Space Invaders"
Jay Deshpande: "Apologia Pro Vita Sua"
John Fry: "said Eriugena"
Melody S. Gee: "Why We Are This Way"
Mia Malhotra: "Paradigm Shift"
Alexis Pope: "A No Good Decanter"
Daniel Story: "Richard and Maria convert mass to energy"
Artwork
Interviews & Conversations
Nick Courtright & Joshua Young
An Interview with Nicole Terez Dutton ~ David Winter