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Eckleburg No. 19

Eckleburg is a literary and arts journal publishing original works from both emerging and awarded writers, poets, artists and musicians including Roxane Gay, Rick Moody, Cris Mazza, Steve Almond, Stephen Dixon, Moira Egan and David Wagoner. Eckleburg No. 19 includes work by Rick Moody, Annie Terrazzo, Olivia Ciacci, Ross McMeekin, Eurydice, Andrew McLinden, Don Hucks and more.

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ECKLEBURG NO. 19 CONTRIBUTORS

COVER

Moustache | ANNIE TERRAZZO 

FICTION
Just About | OLIVIA CIACCI 
Small Fiery Bloom | ROSS MCMEEKIN 
I Am Not Who I Am | EURYDICE 

GERTRUDE STEIN AWARD IN FICTION 
1ST PLACE | A Song Died, ANDREW MCLINDEN 
2ND PLACE | Insecticide, RACHEL HERMANS GOLDMAN 
3RD PLACE | Song of the Amputee’s Mother | SHANEE STEPAKOFF 

REGENDERED
A Diverse Flora of Native and Introduced Species, Beautifully Adapted to Their Microenvironment | DON HUCKS 
Bomb Squad | JASON OLSEN 
Her Husband Leaves Her | STEPHEN DIXON 
Korean Bathhouse | JULIA KOLCHINSKY DASBACH 
The Nonsense Singers of the Red Forest | RICK MOODY 
from Something Wrong with Him: A Hybrid Memoir | CRIS MAZZA 
The Yellow Wallpaper (1899) | CHARLOTTE PERKINS GILMAN 

POETRY
Eating Children on a Fall Day | AMYE ARCHER
Earthboy | NOAH BURTON
Alligator Ecology | AARON APPS
The God of Knickknacks | ROCHELLE SHAPIRO
His Flaming Sister | LINDSAY VAUGHAN
Scene Likely Needed (Frankenstein Machine) | MATTHEW HARRISON
Undertow | MEG TUITE

FIN DE SIÈCLE
The Talking Cure | VIPRA GHIMIRE
On Alois Riegl and Miley Cyrus’s Intervention: A Prospective, Postmodern Critique | RANDY LEONARD
Ernst Gombrich: Art Historican in Debate and Dialogue with Scientists | RICHARD PERKINS
Oskar Kokoschka and the Search for the True Self(ie) | DANIELLE DAY
Sixty Thousand Truths | J. R. WILLIAMS
The Password to Postmodernism Is Denmark | PETER J. GOODMAN
To Arthur Schnitzler | EMILY TURNER
What Photography Did | BARRY PALMER

NONFICTION
A Supposedly Relaxing Thing That Gives Me a Really Serious Case of the Heebie-Jeebies | BRETT SLEZAK
Along the Path to Citizenship | MAYA KANWAL
Angel | WILLIAM HILLYARD
Average Ordinary Trainwreck | RUTH BERGER
For the Greater Good | VIPRA GHIMIRE
Fractals | RICHARD O’CONNELL
I Live in a Town | CHELSEY CLAMMER
Blue | HANNAH HEIMBACH
Marginalia | ANNA MARIE JOHNSON
Famous Writers Groups | JACQUELINE DOYLE
Virginia Woolf, Illinois | TATIANA RYCKMAN
We Are Woman | AMELIA NEIRENBERG
An Open Letter to a Suicidal Friend, a Bulimic Friend, A Long Lost Aunt and Stephanie, My New LinkedIn Connection | RAE BRYANT

GALLERY
Annie Terrazzo
Kim Buck
Zina Nedelcheva
Rania Moudaress

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Eckleburg No. 18

Eckleburg No. 18

Eckleburg is a literary and arts journal publishing original works from both emerging and awarded writers, poets, artists and musicians including Roxane Gay, Rick Moody, Cris Mazza, Steve Almond, Stephen Dixon, Moira Egan and David Wagoner.

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Eckleburg 18 Contributors

 

Cover Art by CHAS SCHROEDER

 

FICTION

You’re an Ugly Crier, MEGAN GIDDINGS

from His Wife Leaves Him, STEPHEN DIXON

The Sky Too, VALLIE LYNN WATSON

The Nonsense Singers of the Red Forest, RICK MOODY

Bomb Squad, JASON OLSEN

A Diverse Flora of Native and Introduced Species, Beautifully Adapted to Their Microenvironment, DON HUCKS

Fourteen, STEVE ALMOND

Job History, ANDREW ROE

Maps, WESTON CUTTER

Permanent, MARJORIE MADDOX

Saver’s Delight, CARALYN DAVIS

Smoke, CHAD SIMPSON

Emails from the Staybridge Suites Anaheim, SUZANNE MARIE HOPCROFT

Thieves, LEN KUNTZ 

Whale Skull, MATT FERNER 

 

GERTRUDE STEIN AWARD IN FICTION

1ST PLACE | Salvage, JILL BIRDSALL 

2ND PLACE | In Defense of the Body, MICHAEL SHOU-YUNG SHUM

3RD PLACE | Hello My New Friend, I Hope, BIRD MARATHE

 

POETRY

Common, NICHOLAS YB WONG 

Portrait d’Erik Satie, MOIRA EGAN 

After Being Asked to Write a Villanelle, DAVID WAGONER 

Terms of Use, JOSEPH A. W. QUINTELA 

Contolled Hallucinations, JOHNS SIBLEY WILLIAMS

What I Imagine the Man Wearing the Neon Green Lacoste Polo Hitting on

the Blonde with the Halter Top Would Be Saying If He Were an Intellectual, JESSE DAMIANI

Of Brains Or Bowels Or Lungs, Leopards, Finches, NATHAN BLAKE

Red Market, LINDSAY LUSBY

To Adam, BILLIE TADROS

Women and Children First, LINDSAY LUSBY

 

ESSAY

from Something Wrong with Her: A Hybrid Memoir, CRIS MAZZA 

CENTERFOLD Storytelling & Spanking, STEVE ALMOND 

 

TRANSLATIONS

TRANS. NICHOLAS YB WONG 

The Women Who Watch, TRANS. EDWARD GAUVIN 

 

GALLERY

B. J. LLOYD 

CHAS SCHROEDER | Nearby Balconies 

JACOB OET 

OGUN AFARIOGUN 

MORGAN ELLIOT 

LEX | Ink 

 

GROOVE

Consumption Work, THE SIZE QUEENS

 

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