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OUT OF PRINT
The fall issue of Midwestern Gothic has arrived, and there’s even more reason to be excited than usual. A first for us, Issue 11 exclusively features Creative Nonfiction inspired by the Midwest. Paperback copies and a variety of eBook formats are available. Don’t miss out on this special issue of Midwestern Gothic, featuring work from the following writers:
- Emilio DeGrazia
- Tanya Eby
- Rachael Hanel
- Amanda Hilles
- Nathan Jandl
- Kim Lozano
- David Mathews
- Alex Mattingly
- Lori A. May
- Micah McCrary
- Jennifer Murvin
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- Keith Rebec
- David Wayne Reed
- John G. Rodwan, Jr.
- Sara C. Ross
- Mikaela Shea
- Richard Terrill
- Tracy Tucker
- Michael Van Kerckhove
- James Vescovi
- Scott Winter
- Dave Woehrle
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