Antioch Review (Fall 2012)

In the Fall 2012 issue of the Antioch Review, readers are treated to an eclectic mix of voices and perspectives, weaving together a tapestry of literary exploration. Notable contributors such as Ralph Keyes and Arthur Solway delve into the enduring themes of legacy and the human experience, with their pieces reflecting on history, culture, and identity. Each work captures a sense of place and purpose, prompting readers to reflect on their own connections to the world around them.

The issue, aptly titled "Johnny Appleseed and Other Legacies," draws inspiration from the rich folklore surrounding the legendary figure, inviting readers to ponder the implications of sowing seeds—both literally and metaphorically. With contributions from a diverse array of writers, from poets like Emily Rosko to essays by figures like David St. John, this collection bridges genres and delivers nuanced contemplations on what it means to leave a mark.

As diverse as the authors themselves, the pieces range from introspective poetry to incisive essays, each uniquely capturing the artistry of language. The Fall 2012 issue stands as a celebration of writing that challenges, enchants, and evokes thought, making it a significant addition to the Antioch Review's legacy of literary excellence.