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Poetry

6 Digits by Cozine Andre Welch, Jr. (Issue XV)
Afterglow by Taz Darnall (Issue XVIII)
Asphyxiation by Terrell Morrow (Issue XI)
The Big Payback (An Ode to Blackness and Hip-Hop) by Walter Lacy (Issue XII)
The Big Yard by J.S. Copeman (Issue XVIII)
Charlene by Anthony Hamilton by Terrell Morrow (Issue X)
Chemo by Kate Paul (Issue VII)
Diaspora Redux by Chris Dankovich (Issue V)
The Difference Between Trayvon and Me by Jordan Harris (Issue VI)
Family, 2014 by William Miller (Issue XIII)
A Few Good Years by Gale Acuff (Issue XII)
From Longing to Madness by Shirin Bismillah (Issue XI)
Genesis by Jordan Harris (Issue IV)
The Girl-Child's Limerick by Lind Grant-Oyeye (Issue XVI)
Gravitas by Niles M. Heron (Issue X)
Gravitation by Eric Robinson (Issue I)
The Gun by Isaac Ginsberg Miller (Anniversary Issue)
Here by Chris Dankovich (Issue IV)
Home by Zaire Reid (Issue IV)
Hurt by Darnell L. Jett (Issue XVII)
Just a Wish by Poornima Laxmeshwar (Issue XII)
If Not You, Who? by James Adrian (Issue XVIII)
In the Backyard by Isaac Ginsberg Miller (Anniversary Issue)
In the Beginning by James Adrian (Anniversary Issue)
I Still Believe by Cozine Andre Welch, Jr. (Issue XV)
Internal Bleeding by Damon M. Bentley (Issue II)
Line Stretch by Grant Czoj (Issue XVIII)
Lingo by Ramona Robbins Porter Newton (Issue V)
Loving Care #238 by Barbara Jay (Issue XVIII)
Ma Cherie Amor by Wayne F. Burke (Issue XVII)
A Man Who Lies on the Ground is Incapable of Falling by Jordan Harris (Issue IV)
Monkey's Uncle by Wayne F. Burke (Issue XIII)
Navigating God by Terrell Morrow (Issue VIII)
Oasis by Nels Hanson (Issue XVII)
The Old Man Living in My Dreams by Demetrius Buckley (Anniversary Issue)
On Another Rainy Day: For Liu Yu by Yuan Changming (Issue XIV)
Personal Madrigal by Harika Kottakota (Issue XV)
Plume by Niles M. Heron (Issue IX)
Postwar Blues by Isaac Ginsberg Miller (Anniversary Issue)
The Prince of Chides by John S. Copeman (Anniversary Issue)
Probably Forever by Becky Prosser (Issue XIV)
Rainbow Spills by Ramona Robbins Porter Newton (Issue VI)
Red by Eric Robinson (Issue I)
Ruminations by Renoir Gaither (Issue XVI)
Snow White and the Deadly Dwarves by Bryan Palmer (Issue XVIII)
Soliloquy: A West African Tragedy of Errors by Ramona Robbins Porter Newton (Issue X)
Stalker by Zaire Reid (Issue VII)
Talk Wisdom by Eric Robinson (Issue I)
Thoughts by Terrell Morrow (Issue IX)
Well Poem by Alexandra Schwartz (Issue III)
Where Are You From by Sundai Johnson (Issue III)
Where Were You by Eryanna Taylor (Issue XVIII)

Prose

Archery by Robert Wexelblatt (Issue XIII)
The Building Code by Bryan Palmer (Issue XVIII)
Depression or Bliss by Tanya Willhelm (Anniversary Issue)
The Deranged Donkey by Mark Jay (Issue IV)
Dime Store Belts by Jim Kelly (Issue V)
Hello, Stranger by Mark Jay (Issue I)
The Hippopotamus by Rabab Ahmed (Anniversary Issue)
First Night at the Normal School by Lhea J. Love (Issue IX)
Gothic Story by Roger Stephenson (Issue XVI)
Jefferson and McClellan by Mark Jay (Issue I)
Luminous Bones by Joan Cullen (Issue III)
Mmm by Michele Oberholtzer (Issue XIV)
Mr. Skloot's Fifth Period by Mark Jay (Issue II)
Of Home by Seven Scott (Anniversary Issue)
Operator by Mark Jay (Issue VIII)
Purple Moons by Rabab Ahmed (Issue VI)
Queen Cranberry by Barbara Jay (Issue II)
Stilts by Mark Jay (Issue XVII)
Summer to Autumn by Becky Prosser (Issue X)
Swan Dive by Mark Jay (Issue XI)
Sweet, Sweet Revenge by Mark Jay (Issue VII)
A Tale from the Old Country by Benjamin Feiler (Anniversary Issue)
The Sock Drawer by Mark Jay (Issue III)

On the Arts

Essays

Against Aggregation: The Anti Criticism of Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic by Philip Conklin (Issue VI)
Bird Undertaker of St. Martin's by Joan Cullen (Issue XI)
Blackness in the New Detroit by Aaron Foley (Issue X)
Brothers in Arms by Rahul Roy (Issue VII)
The Comedian's Ethic by Mark Jay (Issue IV)
Contextualizing Crises by Mark Jay (Issue V)
The Cost of Welfare Cuts by Mark Jay (Issue I)
Filmgoing on the Internet: Netflix and the Cult of Individualism by Philip Conklin (Issue IV)
Farmer's Field Notes: What is a GMO? by Evan Conklin (Issue XIV)
Farmer's Field Notes: Eating and Growing GMOs by Evan Conklin (Issue XV)
José Parque's Predicament by Mark Jay (Issue III)
Just Married: Portraits at Chicago Marriage Court by Marc Perlish (Issue XII)
Michael Brown on Trial by Philip Conklin (Issue VII)
Mo' Free Trade, Mo' Problems by Mark Jay (Issue VII)
Obey to Disobey (audio essay) by OIYA (ft. Kenneth Cockrel, Sr.) (Anniversary Issue)
On Behalf of the Amphibians by Jennifer Rowe (Issue XIII)
On Detroit Transit Woes and James Robertson by Ryan Felton (Issue XII)
On Liberal Democratic Contradiction and Its Polar Opposite Fixes: Fascism and Democracy-as-Human-Rights by Kevin Chamow (Anniversary Issue)
On the Pacific Crest Trail, Part 1 by Ben and Sam Ward (Issue IX)
On the Pacific Crest Trail, Part 2 by Ben and Sam Ward (Issue X)
Peeping Uncle Sam by Mark Jay (Issue II)
Positive Feedback by Mark Jay (Issue VI)
A Resident's Analysis by Darren Reese-Brown & Mark Jay (Issue II)
Sinister Obligations by Mark Jay (Issue XV)
The Rise of SWAT and the Failings of VICE by Mark Jay (Issue VIII)
The Atrocity of Sunsets: The Death of Childhood in Michigan by Chris Dankovich (Issue XV)
The Introduction of the Byline by Phil Christman (Issue XVI)
There Will Come a Day by Sumana Palle (Issue XIII)
Thinking Through the Past by Mark Jay (Issue III)
Torture in Paradise by Mark Jay (Issue X)
The Virus in Detroit by Philip Conklin and Mark Jay (Anniversary Issue)
Yoga Tradition and Lulu-ji by Gwi-Seok (Peggy) Hong (Issue XI)

HUMOR & SATIRE

Inside Corktown, America's Most Dangerous Neighborhood by Aaron Foley (Issue XIV)

Letters

A Letter to the Dearborn Heights District 7 School Board by Atiya Haynes (Issue VII)
Letters From the Opt Out Movement by United Opt Out Michigan (Issue XIII)

Public Comment

Lunch Lines by The Periphery (Issue IV)
Nightmares by The Periphery (Issue VIII)
On the Israel-Palestine Conflict by The Periphery (Issue V)
Ten Responses to Obama's War Announcement by The Periphery (Issue VII)

The News out of Context

Beyoncé & Jay Z by The Periphery (Issue VI)

Interviews

Boris Mitić by The Periphery (Issue XVII)
Cedric Johnson by Mark Jay (Anniversary Issue)
Darren Reese-Brown by The Periphery (Issue I)
Eduardo Santos by The Periphery (Issue III)
Nita Roy by The Periphery (Issue II)
One Be Lo by Mark Jay (Anniversary Issue)
Sabato Visconti on Glitch Art by The Periphery (Issue IX)