You can now read that non-fiction piece in the online anthology although it is also available on our website. Congrats to Joel Peckham.  Joel was recently interviewed about his work for Referential by fellow contributor Justin Hamm.

• Meeting the Devil in Myrtle Beach outside Woody’s, Hwy 17 refers from Justin Hamm’s poem Playing Harp Alone in an Unfinished Basement
• Movies with father refers from Tuere T.S. Gange’s short fiction piece The Death of an Astronaut

1 – A new interview/review/conversation between regular contributors Justin Hamm and Joel Peckham about Joel’s memoir Resisting Elegy is now up.

2 – We have opened another featured reading period. Check out our guidelines about how and when to submit. We are, as always, open year round for regular submissions.

Thanks for continuing to stop by our site!

• Ash Wednesday in the Intensive Care Unit
• Benediction
• Cohabitating with Illness
• John of Patmos Revises Revelation
• Rendered Mute

• The Oak Remembered from my Childhood which refes from Eline Kline McLeo’ds poem Her Cracking Open
• Any Winter Sunday in Louisiana which refers from Scot Siegel’s poem in the absence of stars tonight, gulls

• Breakfast Pairings which refers from the word breakfast in Richard Allen Taylor’s poem Domestic Advice to a Divorced Friend
• Conception which refers from the word prayer in Teresa Senato Edwards poem As I think of ways to pray
• Losing a Husband which refers from the word desert in J.P. Dancing Bear’s poem Spellbound
• Poetry I’m Not Liking which refers from the word forgotten in Tuere T.S. Ganges story Dishes before daylight
• Stage Four which refers from the word cancer in Dawn Corrigan’s story Golden