Crab Orchard Review, Vol. 15, No. 1

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Page 9: The editors and staff of Crab Orcha
Page 12 and 13: Po e t r yDick Allen Small Hometown
Page 14 and 15: Jake Adam York A Natural History of
Page 16 and 17: The 2010 Ri c h a r d Pe t e r s o
Page 19 and 20: Tabaré AlvarezThe Names of BambooT
Page 21 and 22: Tabaré Alvarezin their cooking. Th
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Page 25 and 26: Tabaré Alvarezhandle he realized w
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Page 31 and 32: Jamey GennaGoat HerderAileen was tr
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Page 35 and 36: Jamey GennaThe damn goat was so stu
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Page 39 and 40: Jamey GennaAileen and Josie were ju
Page 41 and 42: Dick Allengossiping or gardening. I
Page 43 and 44: Jeffrey Beanto this place where not
Page 45 and 46: Bruce Bondthe man of his unbearable
Page 47 and 48: Bruce Bondshe understand of unspeak
Page 49 and 50: Bruce BondWhere there is power, the
Page 51 and 52: Heidi CzerwiecSpiral Jetty, Great S
Page 53 and 54: B.K. FischerMaternity Bathing SuitN
Page 55 and 56: Dionne IrvingCanalThere has been di
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Dionne Irvingend of days. There are
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Dionne Irvingand practiced strokes.
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Dionne IrvingHe was trying hard to
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Dionne Irving“Leave them,” he s
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Janet McNallyFind Me an Animal with
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Janet McNallythe huge, pale pink bl
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Janet McNallymy hand and admired th
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Janet McNallyshe would stop for a m
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Janet McNallybe trying to make frie
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Janet McNallyWhen I return to my ho
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Carrie GreenCross-Pollination—DeL
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Carrie GreenThe Lue Gim Gong Grape/
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Carrie GreenThe Lue Gim Gong Seven-
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Carrie Greenand wither, petals fall
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Elizabeth HazenBurning TrashBoys st
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Luke JohnsonSurvey PhotographIcicle
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Luke JohnsonWidows PeakThe man may
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Rachel Meierable to convince her to
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Rachel MeierOn Thursday, she though
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Rachel Meierthe last insomniatic we
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Rachel Meierexhilarating and guilt-
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Rachel MeierTo Emma’s complete di
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Rachel Meiershe read easily and wit
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Rachel Meierunmistakable hum of a m
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Sarah NanceThe sheets at our hotel
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Sarah Nance“I miss the house too,
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Sarah NanceFor three mornings in a
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Sarah Nanceadopted a monarchy. June
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Sarah Nance“Why are you seeing he
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Sarah Nanceaged, even though my mot
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Sarah Nanceof June’s skirt. I loo
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Michael LevanStopped on a Train fro
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Michael LevanWalking through the We
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Angie MacriAxilsFrom Bee Branchto C
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Angie MacriThe March Down, Arkansas
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Tara McDanielMy Stepmother, Having
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Aimee NezhukumatathilInside a Diora
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James NolanAn Excerpt from Higher G
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James Nolanroofing nails, hear?”
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James Nolananymore. When she studie
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James NolanThen before she knew it,
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James Nolan“If one more thing goe
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James Nolan“Any kids?”“His,
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Shannon Sweetnamtoothbrush. It’s
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Shannon Sweetnamher purse, a duffel
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Shannon SweetnamAt home, that eveni
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Shannon Sweetnamthings he used to c
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Shannon Sweetnaminto bed. She think
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Shannon Sweetnamdance near the stag
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Shannon SweetnamGeorgian, ranch and
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Jonathan RiceColumbiaThe shuttle, u
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Jonathan RicePassoverWhen I heard y
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Jonathan Ricesold from under us—a
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Jonathan RiceThe Least of UsLightni
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J. Allyn RosserRoyal Dream, or Remi
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J. Allyn RosserSplit InfinitivesIt
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Carrie ShipersThe Dollmaker’s Dau
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Anya SilverThe Boy-Shaped PuzzleHow
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Anya SilverThe Ninety-Third Name of
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Brian SimoneauElegy with a Chance o
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Theresa D. SmithNocturne in Gray-Bl
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Brian M. BiggsDuring the Vietnam Wa
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Brian M. Biggsmouths, stood a few m
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Brian M. BiggsAt our marble-topped
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Brian M. Biggsseparated by more tha
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Brian M. BiggsEric didn’t call or
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Brian M. BiggsSaigon Government. Th
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Brian M. Biggs“Vietnamese people,
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Ryan TeitmanVespersPeel an orange,
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Ryan TeitmanComplineThere were no r
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Ryan TeitmanVigilsHere is a morning
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Mary Van DenendCamino de la LuzPast
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Mary Van DenendMigrationsSix days o
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Mary Van DenendWatermarksIt is only
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Ronald WallaceLost and FoundSeventh
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Jake Adam YorkA Natural History of
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Barrie Jean BorichOn a Clear Day, C
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Barrie Jean Borichthe outer shore o
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Barrie Jean Borichthousand ships a
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Barrie Jean Borichme, about a spook
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Barrie Jean Borichmore than to come
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Barrie Jean Borichstands on a dock,
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Barrie Jean BorichShe sees a city o
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Ira SukrungruangKeith had acquired
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Ira SukrungruangThe landlord recoil
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Ira Sukrungruangbars of Boston’s
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Ira SukrungruangEvery package was a
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Ira Sukrungruangpushing off the woo
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Contributors’ NotesDick Allen’s
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Contributors’ NotesPeter Kline’
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Contributors’ NotesJonathan Rice
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Contributors’ NotesJake Adam York
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Crab Orchard SeriesIn Poetry2010 OP
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