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Welcome to Star 82 Review Spring Issue 8.1!

Available now for free reading online here. Support the magazine and get a printed copy here. This issue has wonderful full-color art and short poetry and prose, much of it relating to love and loss, longing and learning, and shown in ways you might not expect. Thanks to all the contributors, subscribers, and readers!


CONTRIBUTORS

M. Shayne Bell
Lily Blackburn
Jill Bronfman
Alessandra Davy-Falconi
Ricardo Elisiário
Mary Grimm
Mark Havlik
Richard Herring
Rich Ives
Maggie James
Angie Kang
Casey Killingsworth
Melissa Knox
Lisa Kokin
Thomas M. McDade
Benjamin Nash
Kevin Ramroop
Pablo Saborío
Dorsía Smith Silva
Robynn Smith
Laurie Szujewska
Jami Taback
Jake Tringali
Kim Vanderheiden
Suzanne Verrall 
Becca Wittman
Jessica Woodward

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