Atticus Review Issue Three Cover, showing an upside view of a lake with two wooded hills reflected.

The Language Issue


Welcome, readers, to our third and final issue of 2022. In this issue, we look deeper at the role of language in shaping our lives, our relationships, and our world. We have love languages, expressions of grief, ways of processing trauma and creating hope. As an access point, language gives shape, and is shaped by, our sense of self and our sense of community.

We’ve curated an outstanding array of creative work for you to enjoy. We have 7 stories, 12 poems, 8 pieces of creative nonfiction, and 4 works of mixed media. Please enjoy this winter issue and share it with your friends.

Christopher Linforth, Editor-in-Chief
Keene Short, Managing Editor

 

 

WINTER

2022

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FICTION

Kaitlin Roberts
SOMEBODY’S DOG


Gary Fincke
ELEVATIONS


Sherrie Flick
HARRY, SECURED


Meg Pokrass
FAMILY SECRETS


Adam McOmber
THE HAUNT


David Nikityn
THE GREATEST CONSOLATION


Becky Tuch
I HAD SOME IDEAS ABOUT ART


Sara Cappell Thomason
PLATINUM MEDALLION

MIXED MEDIA