24.1 - Winter/Spring 2012

2011 Gulf Coast Prize

Punch by Sherman Alexie
Trees by Elizabeth Arnold
Day for Years of Distress by Elaine Bleakney
Two poems: Bee Belief, and We're in the Ocean, Or I'm Alone by Lily Brown
Katmandu Ars Poetica by Christopher Buckley
The Logos by Jon Cotner and Andy Fitch
Sarah Hand by Dot Devota
Quarters by Andrew Feld
Two poems: OK Full Professor, and Vicarious by Graham Foust
The Goner by Carolyn Hembree
Two poems: Kingdom Of, and There's a New Sheriff in Town by Paul Hlava
Two poems: News from Florence, and Harlem Summer by Ishion Hutchinson
Of Love Hot & Enormous by Alex Lemon
XX by Sally Wen Mao
Notes on the Healthy Mind by L. S. McKee
Wallflower by Lynn Melnick
Six Political Criteria by Geoffrey G. O'Brien
Left-Wife Goose by Sharon Olds
The Skull of an Unidentified Dinosaur by Matthew Olzmann
A Dedication to the Rich Is in the Ark by Robert Ostrom
The Sand by Stanley Plumly
On Knowing How It Feels by Nate Pritts
Freedom in the Midst by David Rivard
Eat the Bones of the World by Dan Rosenberg
Um-- by Austen Rosenfeld
Two poems: Master Film, and Dependers/Immediate Family by Solmaz Sharif
What's in the Broth? by Laura Solomon
Things We Know by Charles Harper Webb
Pair by Mike White

"To Go and Seek the Twilight Hour": Yahia Lababidi talks Kafka with Alex Stein by Alex Stein
"Zombies, Our Culture, Christ, and Christianity": Joseph Chapman talks with Aaron McCollough by Joseph Chapman
"Just Give Me a Bit, You Know? Just Fragments of Things": Andy Fitch pieces together Anna Moschovakis' multifarious output by Andy Fitch
"Poetry Redressed": Jason Ranon Uri Rotstein sits down with Icelandic poet Sjón by Jason Ranon Uri Rotstein

From "Hedge" by Pilar Fraile Amador, trans. Forrest Gander
Two pieces: Memories, and Clarity by Edgar Bayley, trans. by Emily Toder
Diurnal Paris by Tristan Corbière, trans. Noelle Kocot
From "Picture World" by Niels Frank, trans. Roger Greenwald
Returning to Kashgar by Tahir Hamut, trans. Joshua L. Freeman
From "Give Me Shelter" by Aviya Kushner
Hair Salon by Dorthe Nors, trans. Martin Aitken
Two pieces: It Will Come in My Left Lung, and A Few of the Words I Was Mysteriously Allowed Until Now by Pierre Peuchmaurd, trans.