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DIGITAL ARCHIVES


Before The Table Review published in issues, it published in pieces. The work collected here represents our earliest days——fiction, poetry, and nonfiction released individually as it was accepted, read, and ready to be shared. These pieces are part of who we are. We're glad they have a home.

FICTION

Greatness by Paul Hostovsky
Let the Child by G. W. Currier
The Dancers Nagel by Ed Walsh
◆ The Expatriates by Gracie Schufreider
Alex, Always by Heather Emmanuel
The Fruit Pickers by Franz Jørgen Neumann
Surrey Quays by Tomilyn Hannah Rupert
Jo— by Ian David Clark
His Mothers and the Mountain by Michael Thériault
Drawn Out Into Rivers by Syd Brewster
Inheritance by Liina Koivula

NONFICTION

◆ At the Bar
by Kristi Schultz-Wogan
◆ Unshed Tears
by Huina Zheng
◆ The Vigil
by Tanner Cipriano
◆ Last Words
by Makayla Carmichael
◆ City of Diaries
by Indu Subaiya
◆ Beam of Light in the Panhandle
by Riley Welch
◆ Memento
by Barbara Selmo

POETRY

◆ Two Poems
by Anthony Robinson
◆ Notes on Orange
by Rudrangshu Sengupta
◆ Two Poems
by Sara Letourneau
◆ On Rembrandt’s Isaac and Rebecca
by Mara Adamitz Scrupe
◆ Bad Faith
by Kale Hensley
◆ Bare
by Syd Brewster
◆ Can You Hear Me, or Do You Fear Me?
by Rudrangshu Sengupta
◆ Two Poems
by Stephen Mead
◆ Inheritance
by Dan Murphy
◆ Various Citrus Fruits
by Mia Aguilera
◆ Biking With My Boys
by Miriam Manglani
◆ Poem Awaiting the Future to Title
by R.G. Evans
◆ Scaling Babylon
by Christianna Soumakis
◆ Two Poems
by Jim Burns
◆ Buzzards
by Tom Barlow
◆ Two Poems
by Yuan Changming
◆ Schenectady, NY
by Mia Aguilera
◆ mise-en-scène
by Andrew Barron
◆ Stoned fruit
by Elena Macdonald
◆ Two Poems
by Seth Jani
◆ Something, digested to
by Joshua Kayo
◆ Two Poems
by Alicia Wright