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INTRODUCTION
Rose Lemberg and Shweta Narayan. A Menagerie, A Road FEATURE: JT Stewart Eileen Gunn. JT Stewart JT Stewart. Weaver Woman / eat rapidly and dream truths Ancestors Inside its curved belly / they saw Cinderella Begins Her Memoir Surprise me you said. Surprise me. Surprise The Novice Takes Notes For Going South Isn't this such a night where everything / goes south Kiss Me / Change Me cute is for small / women / not for me Amal El-Mohtar. Promised Lands: Poems from the sovereign of dishpan sonnets, by JT Stewart POETRY Dominik Parisien. Let me show you you pry / ribs apart and spread them Alyza Taguilaso. Aphasia Water has always had the problem / of where to wash its hair Lisa M. Bradley. embedded I'm anchored by blankets / anvil-heavy Mat Joiner. A Black Dog I've always known his face lies close behind mine Bogi Takács. The Tiny English-Hungarian Phrasebook For Visiting Extraterrestrials That's (not) an integral part of my body. — Ez (nem) a testem szerves része Brianna Belle Sulzener. Returns he said / They're rocks, / They're nothing Ishita Basu Mallik. flood flood understands about your mother Michele Bannister. Foam, Braided with Teeth we are the surf-surge, the tempest-wave / foam-born and fickle Minal Hajratwala. The Unicorn at the Racetrack she mimics / hummingbirds not hooves Neile Graham. With Bats in Our Belfry, Dear, Earth Water and Sky That was the living / we'd made. / How we thrived NON-FICTION Kari Sperring. The Laughter of Women: on Carol Ann Duffy as Poet Laureate REVIEW Mike Allen. These Burning Streets, poems by Kelly Rose Pflug-Back INTERVIEW Julia Rios. Stone Telling Roundtable: Projection with Neile Graham, Minal Hajratwala, Ishita Basu Mallik, JT Stewart, and Brianna Belle Sulzener. TIPPING JAR If you enjoyed this issue, please consider donating a few dollars to help Stone Telling stay alive for many more issues. Your donations go towards content - payment for poems and non-fiction pieces. 
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