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OUT OF PRINTThe winter issue of Midwestern Gothic is here! Issue 16 features the winners and finalists of the first annual Lake Prize for fiction and poetry. Get an early start on your 2015 reading list and discover new Midwestern writers and poets. Paperback copies and a variety of eBook formats are available.
Read about all of the Fiction finalists.
Read about all of the Poetry finalists.
The latest issue of Midwestern Gothic features work from the following writers:
- Justin Brouckhaert
- Sarah Carson
- Laura Donnelly
- Jennifer Finstrom
- Aaron M. Geer
- Ting Gou
- David Hamilton
- Dani Heinemeyer
- Alisha Erin Hillam
- Marlin M. Jenkins
- Holly Jensen
- Nikki Kallio
- T.j. Martinson
- Angela Mitchell
- Nora Neill
- Brian Petkash
- Sara Quinn Rivara
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- Lee Ann Roripaugh
- Sarah Terez Rosenblum
- Brandon Rushton
- Bailey Spencer
- Katie Steen
- Michael Stoneberg
- Ben Tanzer
- Jackson Tobin
- Matt Tordoff
- Douglas Trevor
- Kerry Trautman
- Sean Trolinder
- Wendy Vardaman
- Abigail Welhouse
- Mike Wilson
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