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Issue #41, Spring 2010.

• Anthology of Russian Minimalist and Miniature Poems; Part I, The Silver Age: translations and an introduction by Alex Cigale (multiple web pages.)
• Five Short Pieces, by Charles Freeland.
• "The Silence of the Falls: Niagara, The End of Language, and Francis Abbott’s Final Plunge," by R. Michael Gosselin.
• "The Twilight of the Humanities," an essay by Ricardo Nirenberg.
• "The Story," a story by Robert Wexelblatt.
• Four Poems by John Williams.
  
  
• "The Yellow Room," by S.K. Johannesen, (Blaurock Press 2009), reviewed by Ricardo Nirenberg.
  
• A New Book by Carlos Barbarito "Un fuego bajo un cielo que huye" is available at  http://www.bailedelsol.org.  It just won the French Prix du Chasseur Abstrait 2010, and will soon be issued in a bilingual (French-Spanish) edition.

Sad news: Margaret Black Mirabelli died on March 23rd, 2010, after a brief illness. Her reviews appeared in Offcourse #15, #14 and #12.

Issue #40, December 2009.

• "The Chill", flash fiction by Tess Almendarez Lojacono.
• Three Poems by Christopher Barnes.
• Two Poems by Chris Crittenden.
• "When the Hat Fits Well", a story by Roger R. Drouin.
• Five Poems by David Kowalczyk.
• "After the Mayhem at Fort Worth", an essay by Ricardo Nirenberg.
• "Two Top Scientists Discuss Life After Death", a story by Ricardo Nirenberg.
  
• Three Poems by Oliver Rice.
• Two Poems by Farida Samerkhanova.
• Logicomix, an Epic Search for Truth, by Apostolos Doxiadis and Christos H. Papadimitriou.  Art by Alecos Papadatos and Annie Di Donna.  Bloomsbury, New York, 2009. Reviewed by Ricardo Nirenberg.

Issue #39, Fall 2009.

• Three Poems by Tess Almendarez-Lojacono.
• Three Poems by Christopher Barnes.
• "Strictly Academic", a story by William Doreski.
• "Frankenstein", a story by Sara Erdmann.
• Five Poems by Chad Heltzel.
• "The Element of Surprise" / "El Elemento Sorpresa" by Ricardo Nirenberg,
  with two images by Rubén Grau.
• Two Poems by Oliver Rice.
• "The Christmas Party", a story by Harvey Sutlive.
• Letters to Offcourse from Eugene Garber and Thomas Travisano.

• Five Poems by Dion Farquhar.
• Flash Fiction by Daniel Gallik.
• "My Name Is Travis Jackson" by Nels Hanson.
• "Horse" and "Gone Missing", flash fiction by Bram Shay.
• "How to Find Honey in the Desert" by S.K.Johannesen.
• "The Truth Shall Make You Laugh" by Ricardo Nirenberg.
• "Train Spotter" and "Sam's Special Suit", short stories by Terry Voyle.
• "Inter Scoti et Scuti" by Robert Wexelblatt.
• "Poetry Magazine" by Gennaro Grossomodo.
• "At The Threshold of Alchemy" by John Amen, reviewed by Ricardo Nirenberg.

Issue #37, Spring 2009.

• Four Poems by Christopher Barnes.
• Five Poems by Geordie de Boer.
• Two Poems by Janet I. Buck.
• Poems by T.A. Fink and Maya Diablo Mason.
  
• Five New Stories, by Charles Freeland.
• Two Stories by Don Fredd.
• "Those Jars of Blood", a story by Kevin Fuschich.
• "Jitter", a story by Dianne Rees.
• Three New Poems by Oliver Rice.
• Three Poems by Davide Trame.
• Poems by ChangMing Yuan.
  
  
• Words in Air: the Complete Correspondence between Elizabeth Bishop and Robert Lowell.  Edited by Thomas Travisano with Saskia Hamilton.  Farrar Strauss Giroux, 2008., reviewed by Ricardo Nirenberg.
  
  
• MOM’S CANOE, by Rebecca Foust, Texas Review Press, Huntsville, Texas, 2008, reviewed by Ricardo Nirenberg.

Issue #36, January 2009.

• Six Poems by Travis Andersen.
• Five Not Unrelated Stories, by Charles Freeland.
• Four Poems by Robert Klein Engler.
• "Everything is Possible", an essay by Ricardo Nirenberg.
• "Of Frank Lloyd Wright", a poem by Oliver Rice.
• "My Aunt, the Essay ", a story — or is it an essay? —by Harvey Sutlive.
• Three Prose Poems by Joseph R. Trombatore.
  
  
• "Indignation", a novel by Philip Roth, reviewed by Ricardo Nirenberg.

Issue #35, Fall 2008.

The 2008 Elections.

• "Love Junkie", a story by Tess Almendarez Lojacono.
• Three Poems by Alan Botsford Saitoh.
• Three Poems by Christopher Barnes.
• Four Adventures by Charles Freeland.
• Six Poems by David Kowalczyk.
• Six Poems by Frederick Pollack.
• Two Poems by Nanette Rayman Rivera.
• Four Poems by Doug Sutton-Ramspeck.
• "Ostbrück", a story by Robert Wexelblatt.

Tenth Anniversary Issue.

Issue #34, Summer 2008.

• Two Poems by Louis Armand.
• Poems by Christopher Barnes.
• Two Poems in Spanish by Carlos Barbarito with a translation by Ricardo Nirenberg.
• Two Poems by Janet Buck.
• Three Poems by Chris Crittenden.
• Four Poems by Ken Denberg.
• Poems by Thomas Fink and Maya Diablo Mason.
• Three Poems by Rebecca Foust.
• "More Glances": Poems by Eric Freedman.
• "The Enlightenment of Schilda", a story by Joachim Frank.
• "Lube", a story by Jeannie Galeazzi.
• "Shimiba’s Leave-taking", a story by Eugene Garber.
• "The Element of Desire", a story by S.K. Johannesen.
• Three Prose Poems by Susan Isaak Lolis.
• A poem in Spanish by Rodolfo Mattarollo with a translation by Ricardo Nirenberg.
• Four Poems by Oliver Rice.
• "Construction Zone", a story by Harvey Sutlive.
• "The Dreams of Count Wenzel von Geiz and the Jew Eisik", a story by Robert Wexelblatt.
  
  
• "Dark Card", a new book of poems by Rebecca Foust, reviewed by Ricardo Nirenberg.
  

Issue #33, Spring 2008.

• "Walls", by Tess Almendarez-Lojacono.
  
• "The Dirty Rabbit's Foot" and other poems by Janet Buck.
  
• "Cyril's Cant", a story by Adam Burchard.
  
• "Focus Group" and other poems by Richard Fein.
  
• Three Short Pieces by Charles Freeland.
  
• "Birding" and other Poems by David McCoy.
  
• Three Pieces by Miranda Merklein.
  
• "The Southwest and the YMCA", a story by Ricardo Nirenberg.
  
• Poems by Kristine Ong Muslim.
  
• "The Latvian Way" and other Poems by Matt Woolven.

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