The Shore Issue 14 — Summer 2022

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Roger McChargue quirk

Flourish Joshua
mannequin
Akeldama

Aron Wander
Often, we forget

James Kelly Quigley
Rain
Rain (Redux)

KJ Li
Light, as I Have Perceived It
Catalog of Unearned Gratitudes
Aubade at the End of the World

Roger McChargue dry bones

Meghan Sterling
Sea That Has Become Known

Alyx Chandler
Tight Grip (or Trichotillomania)
Curses
Never Went to Space Camp

Derek N Otsuji
Hunting for Octopus at Night

Robert Fanning
ísrák // glacial striae

Siobhan Jean-Charles
Fingers without Hands
Dysania

Roger McChargue tessellated

Ariel Machell
How to tend to

V Batyko
For You, Without Me

Marcy Rae Henry
Prozac Makes Its Debut

Hannah Riffell
Caravan

Anne Taylor
What Will You Do with Yours?

Lily Beaumont
Wile E. Coyote Brandishing a Gun
Thinking about Reactivating My match.com Account while Folding Laundry

Roger McChargue Guadalupe

Jennifer Martelli
Clothes Pins

Lisa Trudeau
Dreaming the Dead Yellow Dog

Kimberly Kralowec
You’d Think It’s Fever but the Scale Is Wrong

Laura Vitcova
Shema

John MacNeill Miller
A Technique for Recording
Taxis and Instinct

Aaron Magloire
Shivering

Abdulkareem Abdulkareem
Every Song Falls from Our Mouths like Glass

Molly Tenenbaum
What Have You Not Done Yet?
What to do with a box of folders,

Roger McChargue what the thunder said

Joseph Housley
Ultrasonic

Kayla Rutledge
Clichés

Samuel Burt
Toothache

Chris Kingsley
Pine Trees

James Owens
The Southernmost Reach of the Last Ice Age, Not Yet of the Next

Alexandre Ferrere
Le Simulacre

Roger McChargue the truth about the world

Urvashi Bahuguna
What I love about turning

Amanda Roth
A Ballad for Thirteen Years

Jory Mickelson
Warhol dreams of the seven of cups

Miceala Morano
The Kuleshov Effect

Seth Leeper
fruit loop film loop

Michael Lauchlan
A Moment Awake

Summer Smith
when witchcraft was innocent

Roger McChargue fulgurite

Mary Lou Buschi
Blue

Jack B Bedell
Summer Fragment, 2

Adam Gianforcaro
Italian Water Garden

Robert Beveridge
It Never Looks Quite Like It Does in the Movies

Roger McChargue
Art