Green Hills Literary Lantern XVII (2006)

Cover Photo:
©Brad Herzog, from Small World: A Microcosmic Journey

Brad Herzog is a writer living in Monterrey, California. His work includes travel narratives and children's books.

Editorial

Adam Brooke Davis

Fiction

William Eisner	The Moral Anguish of Edwin Ross
Gary Fincke	The Geography of Ridicule
Karl Harshbarger	Dunk Man
Jennifer Hurley	Follower's Bliss
Tamara Pavich	Fourth Step
D.A. Roisler	Come On-A My House
Anis Shivani	Flagellation
Jason Sublette	Laws of Motion
Grant Tracey	Seven-Ten Split
James Wagner	Tell Me, I'll Listen
Steven Wingate	3 a.m. Ambulance Driver

Poetry

Elizabeth Adams	I Let Myself Go
Lisa Alexander Baron	To You
Edward Beatty	Mobile Home
Mark Belair	Fakers
Reid Bush	Bar Friends
Alan Catlin	(Near) Death in the Afternoon on Becker Street
Joseph A. Chelius	Kitchen Work (for Margaret)
Rafaella Del Bourgo	Pigeon Man
Mat Favre	This Angle
Clifford Paul Fetters	St. Philip of Neri
Brent Fisk	To Ashes
Peggy Garrison	Coney Island
Gordon Grilz	Dream Canoe
Carol Hamilton	Herons in San Miguel de Allende
Gregory Jerozal	Serpent and Wheel
Arthur W. Knight	Happiness
Michael Kriesel	Zombie Weather
L.H. Landon	The Real Names for Snow
Cheryl Latif	winter's approach
	I would rather write about peace
Joanne Lowery	Illusion
Caridad McCormick	Analfabeta
Philip Miller	Sunset in Early Spring
John Pleimann	Falsetto
John Popielaski	Biota
	Lakeside
Lee Rossi	In the Nursery of Priests
Jason Tandon	Last Leaves
Michael A. Tempesta	Saturday Morning, Your Memory
David E. Thomas	Christmas Moon
Li C. Tien	Pull of the Moon
Bill Ware	Southern Comfort Zone
Charles Harper Webb	Thanks to my New Aquarium Light
Nancy Wedemeyer	Headed South
Wendy Wisner	Another Place of Rocking
Shana Youngdahl	Clara Wellington Places an Ad in the Western Papers

Reviews

Joe Benevento