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OUT OF PRINT
The fall issue of Midwestern Gothic is all nonfiction, with essays and creative nonfiction inspired by the Midwest. Explore urban and rural, fractured settings and nostalgic memories in new work from some of the region’s best voices. Paperback copies and a variety of eBook formats are available. The latest issue features work from the following writers:
- Deborah Burand
- Matthew Byrd
- Anna Clark
- Emily Corwin
- Bill Derks
- Dain Edward
- Melissa Faliveno
- Matthew Gavin Frank
- Matt Helm
- Maria Hlohowskyj
- Arlene Lecours
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- Cathy Mellett
- Reneé K. Nicholson
- Ira Sukrungruang
- Kaitlyn Teer
- Paige Towers
- Lori Tucker-Sullivan
- Michael Van Kerckhove
- Rocco Versaci
- Theodore Wesenberg
- Jan Worth-Nelson
- Margaret Yapp
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