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GSR Issue 5
Sinking Slow by Amy  Casey
Editor's Letter  |  Laura Maylene Walter

Poetry

Portrait of Self as Running Water  |  Brett Cortelletti
At the African American Debutante Ball
       in Youngstown
  |  Dom Fonce
Seeking Greener Pastures in Symptoms
       that Fevers Me
  |  Nnadi Samuel
in the garden  |  Sunita Theiss
What I Mean When I Say I Want More  |  Sara Moore Wagner
No More Fables on the Third Date  |  Sean Cho A.
Dinner table for the endangered species  |  ​Isabella Barricklow

Prose

Loose Threads  |  Molly Gabriel
Thirty  |  Amy Stuber
Before You Leap  |  Brian Moore
How We Coped with the Giant Robots  |  Anna Cabe
The Apocalypse in Stages or Your First Kiss  |  Miranda Williams
The Machine Room  |  Nathan Willis

Mentorships

Passing a Heifer on the Highway  |  ​Anna Girgenti (poetry)
Conversations at the End of the World  |  Jena Vallina (fiction)
Eid Mubarak  |  Yasmine Rukia (fiction)

Poetry Contest Winners

but the wind blew me back via Warren, Ohio in the dead of night | Matt Mitchell  (Winner)
For the girl who wishes she could be less different​  | Nardine Taleb  (Runner Up) 
​Finalists: “Cleveland” by Tiara Dinevska-McGuire; “Poem Which Runs Away with Itself” by Lucas Jorgensen; “The Crow” by Brittany McCauley; and “Autopsy Autopsy” by Michelle Skupski Bissell

Youth Outlet
Lake Erie Ink

Scenes from Forest Hill Park  |  Adele Metres
Under the Skin  |  Jessica Chang
The Fundamental Elements of Leaving  |  Emily Stanciu

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  • Gordon Square Review
    • Editor's Letter 16
    • Swimming to Mouse Island
    • Steel Mill Stacks
    • Plump Glass Birds
    • When I consider having children I think about frogs
    • Gravity Heat
    • Moth Ghazal
    • Men from the Commons
    • All My Life the God of the Mountain has been Wooing Me
    • Army Specialist Nicholas E. Zimmer Memorial Highway
    • Out on the bar's patio, we learn that the body of another gay man was found in Brooklyn
    • Bruja Business
    • A Sudden Hail of Gunfire, a Wedding and a Dance
    • At the Base of Ausangate
    • Keep Stirring
    • The Diagnosis >
      • Katie Strine
      • Hania Qutub
    • We Will Not Leave Each Other, Never So Long as We Live >
      • Isaiah Hunt
      • Abigail Carlson
    • Postpartum Depression >
      • Jeanette Beebe 16
      • Cam McGlynn
    • Outdoor Museums of Assemblage Art
    • Marvelous Memories
  • About
  • Submit
  • Past Issues
    • Issue 2
    • Issue 3
    • Issue 4
    • Issue 5
    • Issue 6
    • Issue 7
    • Issue 8
    • Issue 9
    • Issue 10
    • Issue 11
    • Issue 12
    • Issue 13
    • 2024 Blackout Special Issue
    • Issue 14
    • Issue 15