Contributors: Charles Rafferty
Charles Rafferty’s most recent book of prose poems is A Cluster of Noisy Planets. His latest story collection is Somebody Who Knows Somebody, and his novel is Moscodelphia.
Contributions
- 2024 Autumn - The Problem with Calamities; The Smoke from California; I Used to Always Type Two Spaces after a Period; The Last Dinner; We Seldom Wish It
- 2024 Winter - Each Morning the Piano Drifts Farther out of Tune; February; The Problem with Spring
- 2022 Summer - The Problem with Maps; Optimism; The Strength of American Wishes; Conversation Piece; The Problem with Mutability
- 2021 Autumn - Moon Monologue; Sea Horse; Frantic Counting
- 2020 Autumn - The Last Saturday of Vacation; Heaven
- 2018 Spring - Inadvertent Mousetrap; The Roman Names; Marbles
- 2017 Spring - What We Learned from Our Dead Parrakeet; Insomnolence
- 2016 Summer - Her Father’s Steady Chewing Confirmed Her Mother’s Logic
- 2015 Autumn - Jesus’s Brother; Resumption; Two Pianos
- 2014 Autumn - After the Flood; Metropolitan; Winter Festival; The Bridges
- 2013 Summer - The Saddest Bid for Immortality Ever Devised; Caught; A Demonstration of How One Thing Leads to Another; An Explanation of How One Thing Leads to Another; Blackbirds
- 2012 Spring - Golf Course Moon; An Adulterous Spring; An Epiphany during the Morning Traffic on I-95; The Man with a Hawk in His Suitcase
- 2002 Spring - The Moth Collector; The Man Who Moved
