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FALL 2019
ISSUE 19 NOW AVAILABLE

Issue 19 features: poetry by Melissa Bernal Austin, Sara Baker, Jenn Blair, Jessica de Koninck, Tonya Eberhard, Laura R. Fiorentino, Robin Gow, D.R. James, Kimberly Lambright, Susanna Lang, Richard Levine, Alison Lubar, Jessica Mehta, Nancy Murphy, Jared Schwartz, Courtney Tala, and Jenny Wong; fiction by Olga Breydo, Pernille AEgidius Dake, and Quinn Zeljak; creative nonfiction by Brian Malone and Alyce Miller; and artwork by Faizan Adil, J.E. Crum, Erik Leraz, and Morgan Stephenson.

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Looking Glass

In the "Looking Glass," we provide the space for contributors to share reflections on their work. Specifically, "Looking Glass" provides a sort of parlor where authors reveal the genesis of their pieces, as well as provide meta-discursive insight into their textual and visual creative works.

Issue 19 Reflections by:

Pernille AEgidius Dake
Jessica deKoninck
Kimberly Lambright
Richard Levine
Alison Lubar
Jessica Mehta
Alyce Miller
Jenny Wong

ISSUE 19 ARTWORK

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Glassworks Apprentice
Volume 4

As part of our ongoing outreach in the South Jersey area, Glassworks staff visited Laura Fiorentino's creative writing classes at Kingsway Regional High School to lead a writing workshop and to teach the students about the ins and outs of the publishing world. Participating students submitted their work to us, and the best were selected for publication in Volume 4 of Glassworks Apprentice.

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INTERVIEWS

Too White, But Not Colorblind: How Kelly Norris Utilizes Privilege for Racial Justice

An Interview by Ann Caputo, Joe Gramigna, and Isha Strasser

FLASH GLASS

Flash is often defined by what it isn't: it isn't more than 500 words, it isn't a full narrative, it isn't plot or character or just a poems without line breaks.
Flash, however, is an opportunity....