Table of Contents. WordCity Literary Journal. September 2022.

Letter from the Editor. Non-fiction editor Olga Stein

Fine Art.

A gallery of women’s moods by Miroslava Panayotova

 

Fiction. Edited by Sylvia Petter

Nature’s Child. by Anjum Wasim Dar

Someone I Used to Know. by Heather Rath

Michael Edwards. by Bulletin:  A Housewife In Scranton, Pennsylvania

While Women Rage In Winter. by Rachel J Fenton

 

Non-fiction. Edited by Olga Stein

The Thunder of Galloping Horses. by Angela Rebrec

Essay. by Olga Stein

Don’t Ask Me Where I’m from during a Gynecological Exam. by Domnica Radulescu

The End. by Susan Glickman

 

Literary Spotlight with Sue Burge

Grandmaster in Flash! Michael Loveday in conversation with Sue Burge

 

Books and Reviews. edited by Geraldine Sinyuy

Domnica Radulescu’s Dream in a Suitcase, an extraordinary story of our time, surfing on the geography of exile. by Michèle Sarde. Translated from the French by Dana Chirila

Woman Running in the Mountains; Yuko Tsushima (New York Review Books: 2022). by Livi Michael

Books Not for the Beach. an essay of books by Gordon Phinn

Books Referenced:
This Is Not a Pity Memoir, Abi Morgan (HarperCollins 2022)
A Life in Light, Mary Pipher, (Bloomsbury 2022)
The Organist, Mark Abley (University If Regina Press 2019)
The Last Days of Roger Federer, Geoff Dyer (Canongate 2022)
They Have Bodies, Barney Allen (ed. Gregory Betts: University of Ottawa Press 2020)
This Time A Better Earth, Ted Allen (ed. Bart Vautour: University of Ottawa Press 2015)
The Abortion Caravan, Karin Wells (Second Story Press 2020)
The Freedom Convoy, Andrew Lawton (Sunderland House 2022)
Solace, Eva Kolacz (Black Moss Press 2021)
Apricots of Donbas, Lyuba Yakimchuk (Lost Horse Press 2021)

Congratulations to Marthese Fenech on the Completion of her Knights of Malta Trilogy!

Poetry. Edited by Clara Burghelea

3 poems. by Romana Iorga

3 poems. by Lisa Reynolds

Bitter Sweet. by Dakarai Mashava

2 poems. by Mansour Noorbakhsh

The Knight. by Todd Matson

In the bewitched aviary. by Paweł Markiewicz

Damselflies. by Anne Sorbie

3 poems. by Laura Sweeney

4 poems. by Anjum Wasim Dar

3 poems. by Alene Sen

2 poems. by Halima Juma Adam

3 poems. by D. R. James

3 poems. by Susmit Panda

bereft. by Josephine LoRe

2 poems. by Eva Tihanyi

Under my blouse. by Irma Kurti

I Rise. by Geraldine Sinyuy

Adela Sinclair

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Published by darcie friesen hossack

Darcie Friesen Hossack is a graduate of the Humber School for Writers. Her short story collection, Mennonites Don’t Dance, was a runner-up for the Danuta Gleed Award, shortlisted for the Commonwealth Writers Prize and the Ontario Library Association's Forest of Reading Evergreen Award for Adult Fiction. Citing irreverence, the book was banned by the LaCrete Public Library in Northern Alberta. Having mentored with Giller finalists Sandra Birdsell (The Russlander) and Gail Anderson Dargatz (Spawning Grounds, The Cure for Death by Lightening), Darcie's first novel, Stillwater, will be released in the spring of 2023. Darcie is also a four time judge of the Whistler Independent Book Awards, and a career food writer. She lives in Northern Alberta, Canada, with her husband, international award-winning chef, Dean Hossack.

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