Studio One Volume 44, 2019

Studio One Volume 44, 2019 Editors-In-Chief: Anna Garrison and Jherian Mitchell-Jones Cover Art: "Blue Door in Listowel" Kathleen Gunton Poetry: "Things that Keep Me" by Holly Day, p. 12 "We Have Our Work Cut Out" by Chet Corey, p. 14 "A Day in the Life of a Carnival Princess" by Bill Meissner, p.16 "Recognized" by Michael Keshingian, p. 18 "This Place" by Bibhu Padhi, p. 20 "The Heritage I Dreamt" by Sydney Robinson, p. 22 "My Name is Human" by Genevive Brakob, p. 24 "Poem" by Henry Ricker, p. 26 "Climbing" by Mike Reilly, p. 28 "Something to Do" by Steven M. Smith, p. 30 "A Story of Fathers and Cars" by Bill Meissner, p. 32 "Only Much Later" by Mark Biskeborn, p. 35 "Parents, From a Middle Age" by James B. Nicola, p. 36 "Because, Bad Heart" by Michael Lee Johnson, p. 37 "Old Men Walk Funny" by Michael Lee Johnson, p. 39 "Kaleidoscope" by Leng Mona, p. 40 "Nodding Assent" by Millard C. Davis, p. 42 "Untitled 2" by Simon Perchik, p. 44 "Untitled 3" by Simon Perchik, p. 46 "Untitled 5" by Simon Perchik, p. 48 "Destiny" by Richard Dinges Jr., p. 52 "Cloudy Offering" by Richard Dinges Jr., p. 54 "Gulag" by John Grey, p. 56 "A Parking Lot at Night" by Amber Cigelkse, p. 58 "The Riveted" by Christopher Barnes, p. 61 "Between" by Larry Schug, p. 62 "Exorcism" by James Croal Jackson, p. 64 "Uranium 234" by Anna Norris, p. 67 Artwork: "Cliffs" by Holly Ossanna p. 13 "Sailboats" by Anna Garrison, p. 15 "Misty Mountains" by Holly Ossanna, p. 21 "Doggo" by Anna Garrison, p. 21 "A Farmer's Welcome" by Cormac Quinn, p. 27 "Senior Walking Forest- Stock" by Michael Lee Johnson, p. 34 "Rivers End" by Anna Garrison, p. 41 "Winter Sun" by Anna Garrison, p. 43 "Immense as the Expanse of Pleasure" by Bill Wolack, p. 51 "Psychopomp" by Jherian Mitchell-Jones, p. 53 "No Rain in Quebec City" by Bill Meissner, p. 55 "Tuck and Spin" by Kathleen Gunton, p. 60 "Figures" by Alexus Jungles, p. 63 "Lake Front" by Cormac Quinn, p. 65 "Sunrise" by Cormac Quinn, p. 66

The Wagner-Berger Prize for Excellence in Creative Writing: "Something in the Dark Shallows" by Amber Cigelske, p. 70