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What Can We Steal From Elizabeth Powell’s “Match.com/Matthew Likes Buttered...
Title of Work and its Form: “Match.com/Matthew Likes Buttered Toast, Vulnerability…”, poem Author: Elizabeth Powell Date of Work: 2011 Where the Work Can Be Found: The poem appeared in Issue 9 of New...
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What Can We Steal From Kent Russell’s “American Juggalo”?
Title of Work and its Form: “American Juggalo,” creative nonfiction Author: Kent Russell Date of Work: 2011 Where the Work Can Be Found: “American Juggalo” was first published in the Fall 2011 issue of...
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What Can We Steal From Benjamin Percy’s “Writs of Possession”?
Title of Work and its Form: “Writs of Possession,” short story Author: Benjamin Percy Date of Work: 2011 Where the Work Can Be Found: The short story was published in the Spring 2011 issue of the...
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What Can We Steal From Erin McGraw’s “Punchline”?
Title of Work and its Form: “Punchline,” short story Author: Erin McGraw Date of Work: 2011 Where the Work Can Be Found: The piece is included in the 2013 edition of the Pushcart Prize anthology and...
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What Can We Steal From Alicia Ostriker’s “April”?
Title of Work and its Form: “April,” poem Author: Alicia Ostriker Date of Work: 2011 Where the Work Can Be Found: “April” was originally published in the February issue of Poetry Magazine. The fine...
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What Can We Steal From Brian Doyle’s “The Hawk”?
Title of Work and its Form: “The Hawk,” creative nonfiction Author: Brian Doyle Date of Work: 2011 Where the Work Can Be Found: The piece was first published in the February 2011 issue of The Sun....
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What Can We Steal From Jaquira Diaz’s “Section 8″?
Title of Work and its Form: “Section 8,” short story Author: Jaquira Diaz (On Twitter: @jaquiradiaz) Date of Work: 2011 Where the Work Can Be Found: The short short story first appeared in the Winter...
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What Can We Steal From Diane Seuss’s “Either everything is sexual, or nothing...
Title of Work and its Form: “Either everything is sexual, or nothing is. Take this flock of poppies,” poem Author: Diane Seuss (on Twitter: @dlseuss) Date of Work: 2011 Where the Work Can Be Found:...
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What Can We Steal From Sommer Browning’s “It Isn’t Dead, Just Different”?
Title of Work and its Form: “It Isn’t Dead, Just Different,” poem Author: Sommer Browning Date of Work: 2011 Where the Work Can Be Found: The poem was published by Spork Press and also appears in...
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What Can We Steal From James Richardson’s “Vectors 3.1: Aphorisms and Ten...
Title of Work and its Form: “Vectors 3.1: Aphorisms and Ten Second Essays,” poem Author: James Richardson Date of Work: 2011 Where the Work Can Be Found: The piece made its premiere in the Spring 2011...
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