Cover art by Romina Lutz
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OUT OF PRINT
Our Winter 2017 issue of Midwestern Gothic has a brand new look! It also marks the debut of nonfiction as a regular feature in the magazine. If that weren’t enough, the winners of the 2017 Lake Prize for fiction and poetry can also be found within this issue. Pick up your own copy and enjoy new work from the following talented writers:
- Jason Arment
- Cailin Ashbaugh
- Tyler Barton
- Adam Carter
- Dan Giloth
- Kimberly Grabowski
- Jan Harrington
- Steve Henn
- Jessica Kashiwabara
- Steph Kilen
- Anita Olivia Koester
- Catherine Kyle
- Stephen S. Mills
- Norman Minnick
- Joanne Nelson
- Elsa Nekola
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- Elizabeth O’Brien
- Amy C. Rea
- Ron Rindo
- Christina Robertson
- Iliana Rocha
- Kelsey Ronan
- Rebecca Saltzman
- Ryan Schnurr
- Zhanna Slor
- Kaj Tanaka
- James Tolan
- Mary Kate Varnau
- Brew Wilson-Battles
- Orey Wilson Dayne
- Robert Young
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