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VOLUME ELEVEN, 2024

Masthead 11

Editor's Note      Contents      Excerpts       Contributors       Masthead       Order
CLOCKHOUSE is a national literary journal published annually by Clockhouse Writers' Conference, whose editors are MFA alumni of Goddard College.

CLOCKHOUSE features poetry, prose and creative nonfiction from established and emerging writers around the world.



Picture
Cover: Caroline Dunphy
Pushcart Prize nominations

POETRY
Tony Curtis, "Aberfan Voices"

Synnika Alek-Chizoba Lofton, "To Honor Her Bold Walk"

Skylar Ruprecht, "An Appeal to The New York Times to Solve the Mystery of the Multiplying Homeless Man"

PROSE
Madeira Miller, "when I lied in october"

Mary Ann Presman, "Reference Desk"

Angela Townsend, "Forever Stamps


​​Clockhouse Writers' Conference is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.
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