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- Issue 57/58, 2019
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Tampa Review celebrates the creative interplay of contemporary literature and visual arts. Each issue features new art, stories, poems, essays, translations, and conversations from Florida and around the world, presented in an elegant hardcover format that serves as a gallery space in print.
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Issue 57/58, 2019Table of Contents
- Pond’s Edge #33
- p. 5
- Sanctuary City
- pp. 6-12
- Coloring the Pigeons
- p. 13
- Small Treasons
- p. 14
- Ghost Month
- pp. 34-35
- New Mexico Memory
- p. 36
- Tendencies to Nest
- p. 41
- The Pope's Chair
- p. 51
- Viewing Service
- p. 52
- Investment Circle
- p. 53
- Food to Go
- p. 54
- Girl, Freckles
- pp. 54-59
- The New Arrivals
- p. 63
- The Suicide Angels
- pp. 64-65
- The Metairie Loop
- pp. 66-73
- El Basurero (The Dump)
- pp. 74-88
- The Salt Frontier
- pp. 92-97
- Swaddled in Rose Silk
- pp. 98-103
- All about Us
- p. 112
- Maintenance
- p. 113
- Two Women, One Gay Viking
- pp. 114-120
- Emarginate (adj.)
- p. 124
- Could Be Worse
- pp. 131-133
- Greasy Spoon
- pp. 134-138
- After Hearing the News
- p. 140
- Television
- p. 141
- Statue Boys
- p. 142
- My Father's Truck
- p. 143
- My Only Hunting Story
- pp. 144-146
- Bottomless Water
- p. 149
- Noah Gave Us the Ark
- p. 150
- Gaps in the Sky
- p. 151
- A Narcissist's Guide to Catalina
- pp. 152-159
- A Constant
- p. 161
- Measures of
- p. 162
- Despite What They Say
- p. 163
- Seeing Green
- pp. 164-167
- The Impression Room
- p. 173
- They Workshop My Poem
- p. 175
- Notes on Contributors
- pp. 181-184