Volume 12
An Online Literary Magazine
January 31, 2018

 

I Heard the Owl Call my Name

Fiction

Margaret Craven

 

When a young vicar is assigned to a remote native village in British Columbia, he embarks on a journey that transforms him…

Colors of the West

Nonfiction

Molly Hashimoto

 

As I sat on the boat sketching the Seven Sisters, I was paying homage to Karl Bodmer’s accomplishment...

Looking for Richard Hugo in White Center

Nonfiction

Jeff Smoot

 

Few writers have influenced Northwest literature as profoundly as Richard Hugo...

 

"Something strange happened tonight. On the bank of a river I heard the owl call my name." from I Heard the Owl Call my Name.

 

A Lost Interview with Samuel Beckett

Interview

David James

 

Of course we do not know, any more than you, what exactly it is we are after, what sign or set of words. It is not by harking on the same old themes that you are likely to succeed. That would astonish me...

Dispatches

Remembering a Champion of the Value of Newspapers

Nonfiction

Nick O’Connell

 

Wallie Funk's belief in the critical role newspapers play in a democracy seems especially timely today...

Learning Potica

Nonfiction

Kassie Ritman

 

Potica: A favorite topic of holiday contention and badge of worthiness as a cook...

Editor's Note

Nonfiction

Nick O’Connell

 

One of the pleasures of editing this review has been discovering the riches that pour in over the transom...

 

 

 

 

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