Publisher's Synopsis
Readable, engaging, inventive, and absorbing, each issue of Pangyrus LitMag brings you unexpected voices and interesting places. From Ron MacLean's darkly humorous take on a crime boss, to poetry that reaches from myth to metaphysics, child's play to raptors, this 7th installment is memorable. The collection is rounded out by essays on Paul Laurence Dunbar and on a mysterious legacy of the New England colonists, on the intensity of appetite and the hazards of baking for the masses.
