Yasmin Kloth’s poem, “Footfall,” draws relationships between human footsteps and bullfrogs sprouting wings.

Enrico Natali’s stunning photographs emphasize the stark difference between the concrete world and what came before it.

Judith Chalmer’s imagery will take you from the cherry-patterned oilcloth to the thunder of nearby hills in her poem, “Purpose.”

Mathematics and shellacked kozo paper collide in this representation of the Fibonacci sequence by Patricia Aaron and Gin Pollock.

Jess Thoubboron’s essay muses over concepts of meditation and faith. Read and see if you agree with the conclusion this nun comes to.