Waxwing Literary Journal: American writers & international voices.

Issue XXXII — Winter 2024

Poetry

Asheley Nova Navarro
Cristi Donoso
Alejandro Lucero
Matthew Tuckner
Lauren Camp
Julie Esther Fisher
- A Winter's Tale
- Cleaning House
Adam Clay
Edward Sambrano III
- Ars Poetica
- Cézanne
Taylor Franson-Thiel
Alix Anne Shaw
- In the City You Have Come Back To
- when you little brightly wish
Kathleen McGookey
Evan Wang
Martha Silano
- Before and After: A Quasi-Abcedarian
- But the Bees
Christopher Nelson
- Fallen Fig & Nasturtium
- The Picture
Saba Keramati
- In my youth I lived on a street named Liberty
- Sonnet for Futurism

Fiction

Cheta Igbokwe
- The Mender and the Lovers
Afri Arebu
- Spirits!
Gabrielle Fernandez
- Alternate Endings of Christmas Eve at My Grandparents House, 1994
Ani King
- Milk Teeth, Mother Teeth
Samuel Rafael Barber
- The Diaphragm Must Expand
Ge Fang
- Pure Language
Mandy Moe Pwint Tu
- The Ogres Among Us
R. C. Ungar
- Black Licorice
Thomas Renjilian
- Open Field
Jona Whipple
- What Was Left

Nonfiction

Carrie Lee South
- Glass Houses
Emily Montgomery
- Ghost Story

Translations

Martin Luther translated from German by
Joshua Weiner
- Das Erste Buch Mose /
  Luther's Genesis, 1534/1934
- Translator's Note
Rainer Maria Rilke translated from German by
Joshua Weiner and Jay Hopler
- Das Buch von Der Pilgerschaft /
  The Book of Pilgrimage
- Translator’s Note
Umberto Saba translated from Italian by
Geoffrey Brock
Elena Mikhailik translated from Russian by
Sibelan Forrester
- От лесотундры до небританских теплых морей /
  From tundra woods
- Translator’s Note

Reviews