Issue 21 (Spring 2016)

Midwestern Gothic Issue 21 Spring 2016

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The spring issue of Midwestern Gothic is here! Issue 21 marks the 5th anniversary of the magazine, featuring new fiction and poetry inspired by the Midwest.The latest issue collects work from the following writers:

  • Alina Borger
  • Nina Buckless
  • Danny Caine
  • Fiona Chamness
  • Andrew Collard
  • Carrie Cook
  • Curtis Dickerson
  • Andrew Malcolm Dooley
  • Trista Edwards
  • John Fino
  • Zachary Gruchow
  • Rachel Hall
  • David Hamilton
  • Dennis Hinrichsen
  • Rochelle Hurt
  • Perry Janes
  • Gwen E. Kirby
  • Michael Lambert
  • C. William Langsfeld
  • Michael Lisieski
  • Matthew Olzmann
  • Caitlin Cowan
  • Mark Ramirez
  • Gregg Sapp
  • John Scaggs
  • Jill Stukenberg
  • Lee Colin Thomas
  • Amy Weldon
  • Sarah Ann Winn
  • Kate Wisel
  • L.L. Wohlwend

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