A Public Space No. 28

From the award-winning literary and arts magazine, an issue exploring the outdoors through fiction, essays, art, and interviews spanning generations, continents, and languages. Cheryl Savageau returns to Worcester, Massachusetts, in an essay on the Worcester Free People's Poets and Artists Workshop. Ben Loory searches for a magic mountain that's always either ahead of or behind its seeker. Lídia Jorge ponders the witchcraft of giving. With new work by Edward McWhinney, Deirdre McNamer, Gordon Lish, Sarah Hall; and a portfolio of poetry featuring Timothy Donnelly, Matthew Zapruder, Hilda Hilst, Zhang Zao, and more.