POETRY
The Poet Attends a Writing Workshop, or Summer in Spoleto – Carolyn Miller
A Mother Named Her Child Rumor – Four Prose Poems by Danielle Paffunda
THIS IS NOT A FEMINIST POEM – Wana Udobang (a.k.a. Wana Wana)
So, listen: it’s morning now and the sky’s as blue as it’ll ever get” 8 Poems by Mark Tredinnick
CELTIC NATURAL MANUSCRIPTS – Serena Piccoli
Three poems from the forthcoming book “A Son of the Stars” – Carmelo Militano
“Vermeer’s Jacket” and other painterly poems – Helen Wickes
FICTION
FATE OF LIFE – Abeja Salome, selected for Short Time in Short Stories
STABAT MATER – Julio Monteiro Martins
LIFE IS NOT DECIDED – Blessing Dafieldhare and Nsiimire Angella, from Short Time in Short Stories
Excerpt from “Beyond the Leash” a novel by Rose Romano
No roses, thank you – Anna Fresu
NON FICTION
New Roles for the Mask in 20th Century Theater – Donato Sartori
The Secret Song of Water: From Coleridge to Darwish – Fady Joudah
Circumnavigating the Maritime Republics: A Journey in Times of Port Closures – Giovanni Luca Asmundo
Dario Fo: Theater’s Challenge to Power – Walter Valeri
INTERVIEWS AND REVIEWS
Atelier Montez: Let the Arts Inhabit a Productively Shared Space – Interview with Marcella Magaletti
OPEN LETTER BY A GROUP OF BLACK ITALIAN WOMEN
Michel Faber interviewed by Mia Funk for the Creative Process Project
Ashraf Fayadh’s “Sira maradiyya” Peeks out from Behind Prison Bars – Sana Darghmouni
The Art of the Brush and the Way of the Needle – Works by Hassan Vahedi and Seyed Mojtaba Vahedi
LAN SAMANTHA CHANG INTERVIEWED BY MIA FUNK, for the Creative Process Project
Hawa Nanjobe Kimbugwe, Young Ugandan Poet and Author of PHASES Interviewed by Hamid Barole Abdu
OUT OF BOUNDS
AltoFest: Creating a Space of Shared Risk through theater – Reports on the Malta Experience
Four Poets from the Encyclopedic Poetry School – Part I
Writing in the Crack between Two Languages: Aritra Sanyal Interviews Murat Nemet-Nejat
… this is east, this is west, this is called an adjacent angle – Poems by Prabir Roy
Three Poems about Homesickness – Marina Romani
We inhbit these times like a pouting bird – Five poems by Pina Piccolo
FROM THE RICKETY WINDOWS OF HISTORY – Mario Bellizzi
“I paint what I dream, and I dream what I paint” – The oneiric canvases of Dafinë Vitija
