Crab Orchard Review, Vol. 15, No. 1

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CR A •A• B ORCH RR E V I E WDWinter/Spring 2010 Volume 15, Number 1FictionTabaré Alvarez The Names of Bamboo 1Jamey Genna Goat Herder 13Dionne Irving Canal 37Janet McNally Find Me an Animal with Four Legs 50and WingsRachel Meier Call Number 77Sarah Nance Pineapple 91James Nolan An Excerpt from Higher Ground, a Novel 118Shannon Sweetnam Migration 129No n f i c t i o n Pr o s eBrian M. Biggs Lessons from Vietnam 165Barrie Jean Borich On a Clear Day, Catalina 196Ira Sukrungruang Noisy Neighbor 209
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Page 6 and 7: Crab Orchard Review wishes to expre
Page 9: The editors and staff of Crab Orcha
Page 13 and 14: Adrian Matejka Fisticuffs 113Tara M
Page 15 and 16: Our Poetry, Fiction, & Literary Non
Page 17: Th e Ch a r l e s Jo h n s o n St u
Page 20 and 21: Tabaré Alvarezat least eleven succ
Page 22 and 23: Tabaré Alvarezmade by the alderman
Page 24 and 25: Tabaré Alvarezto ask about her hea
Page 26 and 27: Tabaré Alvarezto find a name that
Page 28 and 29: Tabaré Alvareza discovery, and lea
Page 30 and 31: Tabaré Alvarezthose new shoots, an
Page 32 and 33: Jamey Gennahad to sweep and throw o
Page 34 and 35: Jamey GennaShe came up on the goat
Page 36 and 37: Jamey Gennato the pavement, and cir
Page 38 and 39: Jamey Gennaon top of the calf, wait
Page 40 and 41: Dick AllenSmall HometownI knew it e
Page 42 and 43: Jeffrey BeanAlfred Sisley: Snow at
Page 44 and 45: Bruce BondLampWe all look so deadly
Page 46 and 47: Bruce BondThe Girl Who Feared the W
Page 48 and 49: Bruce BondMilkAsk any star, flame t
Page 50 and 51: Bruce BondBehind these leaves are h
Page 52 and 53: Heidi Czerwiecyou are leaving this
Page 54 and 55: B.K. FischerHighchairBruce Conner,
Page 56 and 57: Dionne Irving“And what does that
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Dionne Irving“Be nice to her,”
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Dionne Irvinginstant later with a g
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Dionne IrvingHer eyes blurry, Pilar
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Janet McNallythe females in flight.
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Janet McNallyand I wondered what re
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Janet McNallyhome. Even the puddles
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Janet McNallyShe sighs; I always ex
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Janet McNallylast day or two, and s
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Janet McNallystretch up above the w
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Carrie Greenblends buds and stems,I
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Carrie Greeniv. FruitArranged not i
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Carrie Greeniii. ColorDo your eyes
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Carrie GreenLue Gim Gong’s Seedli
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Elizabeth Hazenfor new fire to burn
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Luke JohnsonThe View from Faulkner
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Rachel MeierCall NumberShe has take
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Rachel Meierand expressed interest
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Rachel MeierEmma’s father was a f
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Rachel Meierand rushed off to conti
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Rachel Meierhad been in 7 th grade
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Rachel Meierundergraduate student r
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Rachel Meierher to forestall any im
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Sarah NancePineappleWe get the news
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Sarah NanceTowing Co. that we never
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Sarah Nancethe sun would be setting
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Sarah Nanceyou recognize someone, t
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Sarah NanceRebecca Philips lost her
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Sarah NanceI watch June put up her
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Sarah Nancethe weather was unseason
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Peter KlineSometime Before DawnWalk
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Michael LevanYou catch your facein
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Sandy LonghornGlacial Elegy IIIWe b
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Angie MacriA field gate rusts with
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Adrian MatejkaFisticuffsJack Johnso
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J. Jason MitchellBelow the FallsLoo
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Aimee Nezhukumatathiland thrumming
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James Nolanit don’t rain in peopl
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James Nolanheaded. She wasn’t sur
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James Nolancould she have pictured
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James NolanA crash resonated from o
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James NolanDuring the next twenty m
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Shannon SweetnamMigrationAt 5 a.m.,
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Shannon Sweetnamwell-oiled barber
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Shannon SweetnamMid-morning, Rita l
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Shannon Sweetnam“But I didn’t!
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Shannon Sweetnam“Great for allerg
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Shannon SweetnamThere are rooms and
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Shannon Sweetnamride and picks her
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Shannon SweetnamOnce she gets home
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Jonathan Riceand continues on as si
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Jonathan Riceten stories high, sing
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Jonathan Riceinevitably. It might h
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Jonathan RiceBecause the waters, th
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J. Allyn Rosserwhere the feral poem
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J. Allyn Rosserhad to see them clos
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Anya SilverAt Skyline CavernsWater
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Anya SilverAnd yet, how marvelous t
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Brian SimoneauNovember: Almost New
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Brian Simoneauall along, would stay
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Brian M. BiggsLessons from VietnamT
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Brian M. BiggsLike the small crabs
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Brian M. BiggsMiss Xuân’s Revela
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Brian M. Biggsadded three more book
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Brian M. BiggsMiss Xuân and the PL
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Brian M. BiggsShe paused and stared
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Brian M. Biggs“Watched,” Mr. Ph
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Brian M. BiggsHer nephew came back
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Ryan Teitmanso we recite their name
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Ryan Teitmanto tend the sea’s orp
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Ryan Teitmanwhen sleeping lovers pu
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Mary Van DenendBut the street names
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Mary Van DenendSad to have missed t
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Ronald WallaceCatching My FatherHey
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Ronald WallaceRhetorical QuestionsW
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Josephine YuWhen We Have Lived for
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Barrie Jean Borichreciting Emily Di
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Barrie Jean BorichAdria is Paulie
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Barrie Jean BorichPOINT OF DEPARTUR
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Barrie Jean Borichtheir mothers and
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Barrie Jean Borichanymore. He won
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Barrie Jean BorichSan Pedro is not
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Ira SukrungruangNoisy NeighborIn co
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Ira SukrungruangI only knew of my n
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Ira Sukrungruangmore than a few sec
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Ira SukrungruangThe TA caught me.
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Ira Sukrungruang“I always need my
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Ira SukrungruangThe dog was sitting
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Contributors’ NotesHeidi Czerwiec
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Contributors’ Notesawarded a fell
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Contributors’ NotesReview. Her po
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Crab OrcharD SeriesIn Poetry2009 FI
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CR A A• B ORCH • RR E V I E W&S
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the Crab Orchard Seriesin PoetrySer
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MFA in Creative Writing~Southern Il
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Fiction◆Poetry◆Essays◆Book Re
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Cover:Four photographsby Allison Jo
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