Midwestern Gothic: Issue 23 Fall 2016

The twenty-third issue of Midwestern Gothic delves into the intricate narratives that shape the American Midwest, showcasing a collection of poignant nonfiction works. Readers are invited to explore the diverse voices of contributors such as Meredith Boe and Mark Clemens, whose reflections on life and culture offer fresh perspectives.

In this edition, Lacey N. Dunham and Dave Essinger share their distinct experiences, revealing the richness of Midwestern life and the complexities hidden within its landscapes. Alongside these stories are poems and essays that capture the essence of the region, intertwining personal truths with broader themes of identity and community.

Through vibrant storytelling and lyrical prose, this issue embodies the heart and soul of the Midwest, inviting readers to engage with the familiar and the unexpected in equal measure. The contributors paint a vivid portrait of a place often overlooked, compelling the audience to appreciate the depth of its stories.