Poetry

Cosas no se agotan por su nombre / Jorge Hernández -- Prosario (El libro de la anti-superación personal) / Febronio Zatarain -- Ilusas / Juana Iris Goergen -- Palabras al acecho / León Leiva Gallardo.

A collection of Dadaist and absurdist poems and very short fiction. Bradley Lastname also includes a number of self-created diagrams and images. It contains poems such as A Sonnet for Dick Cheney, Astronomy for Idiots, Yes You May Borrow My Tongue Chain, and The Dude Who Tapes Everything, among others.

A self-published periodical of art, photography, poetry, and stories from members of the bailliwik artists' collective.

A collection of poems, stories, and essays from River Oak Arts. The Writers Talk feature of this issue has the title "Writers Talk about Telling the Truth."

The 2010 issue of Court Green features a dossier of poetry with the theme of the 1970s.

Daily Differences is a book of poetry collecting the works of Loraine Edwalds, Carol L. Gloor, Joyce Goldenstern, Stephanie Harris, Penny Pixler, Margie Skelley, Michele Marie White, and S.L. Wisenberg.

The Garland Review is a collection of creative writing by Harold Washington students, staff and faculty.

Poetry and short stories selected to reflect a variety of women's experiences, as well as regional (Midwestern) cultures.

Dialect poetry and stories by Nicholas A. Patricca, collected from his published works and public performances around the world.

American Ghost Roses is a book of poetry by Illinois Poet Laureate Kevin Stein.