Issue 22

Stonecoast Review The Lit­er­ary Journal of the Stonecoast MFA View­points Visual Art by Mark Hur­tubise Visual Art MARK HURTUBISE. During the 1970s, numer­ous works were pub­lished. Then family, two college pres­i­den­cies and a com­mu­ni­ty foun­da­tion CEO. After four decades, he is cre­at­ing again from the…

Stonecoast Review The Lit­er­ary Journal of the Stonecoast MFA Only Our Shadows KnowRe­sized & 6245 Visual Art by Jack Bor­d­nick Visual Art JACK BORDNICK. “My sculp­tur­al and digital pho­tog­ra­phy imagery is a reflec­tion of my past and present forces and the imag­i­na­tion of my life’s stories.…

Stonecoast Review The Lit­er­ary Journal of the Stonecoast MFA GLORY Dra­mat­ic Works By Gillian Britt Setting:                                    America. At Rise:                                    A line across the middle of the stage. An empty chair on one side of it. Black­out. A woman is stand­ing in front of the chair when…

Stonecoast Review The Lit­er­ary Journal of the Stonecoast MFA Teams Fiction By Summer Hammond             “Are you using an exter­nal camera?”             “I’m not.” Maureen grits her teeth. She clicks things and jabs keys. God, whyyy? She checked last night and…

Stonecoast Review The Lit­er­ary Journal of the Stonecoast MFA Who, How Many Did He Erase Poetry By Mia Dyson MIA DYSON was born to a British father and a German mother. She earned a BA from Tufts Uni­ver­si­ty in Inter­na­tion­al Rela­tions and a BS in Nursing from…

Stonecoast Review The Lit­er­ary Journal of the Stonecoast MFA Dear Jordan, Who’s About to Punch Me In The Face On My Last Day In the After­school Program Poetry By James Daniels I just want it sharp this time— not quick, just knuck­les digging into my cheek­bone. Maybe even…

Stonecoast Review The Lit­er­ary Journal of the Stonecoast MFA Frosted Glass Fiction By Oona McP­hear­son The sky was flat. And white. It looked like frosted glass. Adaline had always hated frosted glass. It was so very cheap, only ever used in mall bath­rooms and ugly hotels;…

Stonecoast Review The Lit­er­ary Journal of the Stonecoast MFA Sanc­tu­ary Fiction By JJ Amaworo Wilson On May 8, 1902, a sailor named Matteo di Bat­tista watches from a ship off the coast of Mar­tinique as a cat­a­stro­phe unfolds. Mont Pelée erupts. A cloud of red ash…

Stonecoast Review The Lit­er­ary Journal of the Stonecoast MFA A Stonecoast Reunion Aaron Ham­burg­er in Con­ver­sa­tion with Shannon Bowring Cre­ative Non-Fiction Stonecoast alumna and former Stonecoast Review Editor-in-Chief Shannon Bowring is the author of The Road to Dalton and the newly released Where the Forest…

Stonecoast Review The Lit­er­ary Journal of the Stonecoast MFA A Very Nice Fire Dra­mat­ic Works By Matthew Moore “When one burns one’s bridges, what a very nice fire it makes.”   ~ Dylan Thomas   Char­ac­ters   Claire, 30’s Anne, 30’s Gillian, 20’s   Setting:  A Living Room, Sunset…