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SS. Peter and Paul 2020

Dappled Things

Feature

The Lyrical Liturgy: How Romanticism Recovered the Christian Aesthetic Michael De Sapio

Poetry

Selections from Quarantine Notebook James Matthew Wilson

A Common Tongue James Matthew Wilson

Shriven Vincent Casaregola

An Angel Marvels at Human Language D. S. Martin

In the Back Seat Jeri Gerding

One Last Cigarette Kieran Condell

A Friend Is a Vein in the Back of the Hand David Craig

Robert, You Know How These Poems Can End David Craig

Fields and Rivers Peter Bast

Conversation Peter Bast

Some Windfall Echoes Peter Bast

Sauternes Peter Bast

Fiction

A Fire in the Hills Sally Thomas
Winner, J.F. Powers Prize for Short Fiction

Remission Gloria Whelan
Runner-up, J.F. Powers Prize for Short Fiction

Nonfiction

The Mystical Poetry of Robert Lax Robert Hirschfield

The Life You Save May Be Someone Else’s: On Losing Prejudice While Keeping History Katy Carl

The Artifice of Race and the Art of Grace Joshua Hren

Book Reviews

Measuring Time & Other Stories by Nathaniel Lee Hansen Jeffrey Wald

Jane Greer, Love like a Conflagration: Poems Timothy Bartel

Visual Art

Unwilling Clarity Anthony Santella

Our Lady of the Reeds Anthony Santella

Transformation Mask Anthony Santella

Transformations II Anthony Santella

Unwilling Clarity (detail) mixed media sculpture, 2016-2018 Anthony Santella
Unwilling Clarity mixed media sculpture, 2016-2018 Anthony Santella
Our Lady of the Reeds (back) oil on canvas, 2017-2019 Anthony Santella

Our Lady of the Reeds (front) oil on canvas, 2017-2019 Anthony Santella
Transformation Mask cedar, 2004 Anthony Santella
Transformations II oak 2013-2014 Anthony Santella

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