A pair of dark, carnivorous eyes follow a grieving man in Marguerite Sheffer’s “Tiger on my Roof.” Judith H. Montgomery attempts to close the physical and metaphorical distance between her speaker and a wild dog in “Apparitional.” Our perception of human history expands in artwork by Maaza Mengiste and Jay Simple, who “look to the past to understand our present and imagine our future.”
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A pair of dark, carnivorous eyes follow a grieving man in Marguerite Sheffer’s “Tiger on my Roof.” Judith H. Montgomery attempts to close the physical and metaphorical distance between her speaker and a wild dog in “Apparitional.” Our perception of human history expands in artwork by Maaza Mengiste and Jay Simple, who “look to the past to understand our present and imagine our future.”
This is a digital product. After you place your order, you’ll receive a link to download a PDF of the issue.
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