The Fall 2015 issue of Forge is now available. This issue’s Forge Interview subject is poet and author Lyn Lifshin.
As a special treat for this issue, we present a choice of covers for our paper edition which we have dubbed “moss” and “gnarly.” Same goodness inside two different crunchy candy shells.
Enjoy!
~Leif Milliken
Uber-editor, Forge 9.2
CONTENTS of ISSUE 9.2
—PROSE—
Nancy Bourne: Not a Word
Patricia Livermore: Lady Wolfsbane
Mark Ali: Let the Trumpets Blow
Ron Riekki: I Asked My Son What He Wanted to Be When He Grew Up and He Said, “The Eiffel Tower”
Doris Ferleger: Washing You
—FORGE INTERVIEW—
Forge Interview with Lyn Lifshin
—POETRY—
Lyn Lifshin: Bad Dreams | I Think of Her As Amelia | Out of the City and Down to the Seaside | California | For the Roses | Reading Song to a Sea Gull | Night in the City | Coyote | Michael from the Mountains | Let the Wind Carry Me | Tin Angel | All I Want
Diane DeCillis: In the Garden of the Universe
Eric Greinke: In Our Eyes | In Tree Light | Overnight | Recurrent Dreams | Wings
Eileen Hennessy: Festival, Pompeii
Glenna Luschei and Eric Greinke: Lone Bones
William Miller: Thoreau’s Laundry
Simon Perchik: 12 Poems—Fall 2015
Alison Stone: Rope | The Story | Eurydice to Orpheus
—VISUAL—
Carolyn Adams: Cobble Beach | Stairs—Yaquini Head Lighthouse, Oregon | Yaquina Bay Bridge, Oregon