Sandra L. Faulkner, Ph.D. (1999), The Pennsylvania State University, is Professor of Communication at Bowling State University. She has authored or co-authored over 70 books, articles, and chapters, including Poetic Inquiry: Craft, Method, and Practice (Routledge, 2019).Andrea England, Ph.D., Western Michigan University, is Adjunct Professor of English at that university. Her work has appeared in Midwestern Gothic, Sonora Review, and elsewhere, including the chapbooks Other Geographies (Creative Justice Press, 2017) and Inventory of a Field (Finishing Line Press, 2014).

• AcknowledgementsScience-Based VulnerabilityPart 11. It Begins with Our WordsDaniela Elza2. Rescue the WordsNorma Wilson3. Evidence-BasedJane Piirto4. Notes from Indiana: The Crossroads of America, 2018Charnell Peters5. Late TermJessica Smartt Gullion6. Before Roe vs. WadeSarah Brown Weitzman7. The Double Helix Is Not Two-Faced, It Is an EmbraceElizabyth A. Hiscox8. That Light BillSamantha SchaeferPart 29. Kidnapping Children and Calves (of a Tender Age)Lee Beavington10. What Does Transgender Look Like?Shalen Lowell11. Woman with PCOS Lingers on the Possibilities of ScienceMinadora Macheret12. Half a SchroedingerKaren L. Frank13. BubblesKris Harrington14. The Ease and Difficulty of Hating and Loving One’s SelfFranklin K. R. Cline15. Seven Thoughts about ButterfliesBen Paulus16. It Takes a VillageMichelle Bonczek Evory17. The Capital of FailureScott M. BadePart 318. Field Notes & MarginaliaSandy Feinstein and Bryan Shawn Wang19. =Terri Witek20. America, My AmericaSarah Brown Weitzman21. Expressive Writing Paradigm: An Experiment in RightingJessica Moore22. To Beat the BannedScott Wiggerman23. Four YearsJennifer K. Sweeney24. While the Offering Stales in the CalmMark Kerstetter25. PhotosynthesisSusan CohenQuestions and Activities for Further DiscussionNotes on Contributors

Read Sandra L. Faulkner's interview with the Napkin Poetry Review here!

Sandra L. Faulkner, Ph.D. (1999), The Pennsylvania State University, is Professor of Communication at Bowling State University. She has authored or co-authored over 70 books, articles, and chapters, including Poetic Inquiry: Craft, Method, and Practice (Routledge, 2019).Andrea England, Ph.D., Western Michigan University, is Adjunct Professor of English at that university. Her work has appeared in Midwestern Gothic, Sonora Review, and elsewhere, including the chapbooks Other Geographies (Creative Justice Press, 2017) and Inventory of a Field (Finishing Line Press, 2014).

• AcknowledgementsScience-Based VulnerabilityPart 11. It Begins with Our WordsDaniela Elza2. Rescue the WordsNorma Wilson3. Evidence-BasedJane Piirto4. Notes from Indiana: The Crossroads of America, 2018Charnell Peters5. Late TermJessica Smartt Gullion6. Before Roe vs. WadeSarah Brown Weitzman7. The Double Helix Is Not Two-Faced, It Is an EmbraceElizabyth A. Hiscox8. That Light BillSamantha SchaeferPart 29. Kidnapping Children and Calves (of a Tender Age)Lee Beavington10. What Does Transgender Look Like?Shalen Lowell11. Woman with PCOS Lingers on the Possibilities of ScienceMinadora Macheret12. Half a SchroedingerKaren L. Frank13. BubblesKris Harrington14. The Ease and Difficulty of Hating and Loving One’s SelfFranklin K. R. Cline15. Seven Thoughts about ButterfliesBen Paulus16. It Takes a VillageMichelle Bonczek Evory17. The Capital of FailureScott M. BadePart 318. Field Notes & MarginaliaSandy Feinstein and Bryan Shawn Wang19. =Terri Witek20. America, My AmericaSarah Brown Weitzman21. Expressive Writing Paradigm: An Experiment in RightingJessica Moore22. To Beat the BannedScott Wiggerman23. Four YearsJennifer K. Sweeney24. While the Offering Stales in the CalmMark Kerstetter25. PhotosynthesisSusan CohenQuestions and Activities for Further DiscussionNotes on Contributors

Read Sandra L. Faulkner's interview with the Napkin Poetry Review here!

Sandra L. Faulkner, Ph.D. (1999), The Pennsylvania State University, is Professor of Communication at Bowling State University. She has authored or co-authored over 70 books, articles, and chapters, including Poetic Inquiry: Craft, Method, and Practice (Routledge, 2019).Andrea England, Ph.D., Western Michigan University, is Adjunct Professor of English at that university. Her work has appeared in Midwestern Gothic, Sonora Review, and elsewhere, including the chapbooks Other Geographies (Creative Justice Press, 2017) and Inventory of a Field (Finishing Line Press, 2014).

• AcknowledgementsScience-Based VulnerabilityPart 11. It Begins with Our WordsDaniela Elza2. Rescue the WordsNorma Wilson3. Evidence-BasedJane Piirto4. Notes from Indiana: The Crossroads of America, 2018Charnell Peters5. Late TermJessica Smartt Gullion6. Before Roe vs. WadeSarah Brown Weitzman7. The Double Helix Is Not Two-Faced, It Is an EmbraceElizabyth A. Hiscox8. That Light BillSamantha SchaeferPart 29. Kidnapping Children and Calves (of a Tender Age)Lee Beavington10. What Does Transgender Look Like?Shalen Lowell11. Woman with PCOS Lingers on the Possibilities of ScienceMinadora Macheret12. Half a SchroedingerKaren L. Frank13. BubblesKris Harrington14. The Ease and Difficulty of Hating and Loving One’s SelfFranklin K. R. Cline15. Seven Thoughts about ButterfliesBen Paulus16. It Takes a VillageMichelle Bonczek Evory17. The Capital of FailureScott M. BadePart 318. Field Notes & MarginaliaSandy Feinstein and Bryan Shawn Wang19. =Terri Witek20. America, My AmericaSarah Brown Weitzman21. Expressive Writing Paradigm: An Experiment in RightingJessica Moore22. To Beat the BannedScott Wiggerman23. Four YearsJennifer K. Sweeney24. While the Offering Stales in the CalmMark Kerstetter25. PhotosynthesisSusan CohenQuestions and Activities for Further DiscussionNotes on Contributors

Read Sandra L. Faulkner's interview with the Napkin Poetry Review here!