Issue 17: Ravens & Loons & Ducks oh my!

We’ve come to that time again wherein all five directions share a long meal and the universe’s newspaper prints a single page for Spring. The only reporting in May is an argument against solitude. Beneath the headline, a photo reminds us that the jackrabbit’s teeth are growing longer, and we need to hurry to catch him in his bucking while the tulips still welcome small trampling! What better place to chase than through the pages of Issue 17 in which the first ever The Nag Tooth Prize for Poetry winner, Jess Woolford, stands as sign post. This is one of our wildest issues to emerge in these five years of language-midwifery. We couldn't be prouder that it's finally reaching its audience, nor more grateful to all our amazing contributors continuing to come to this hut, beating their drums. May you all have a marvelous Spring! Please use the download link(s) below for both the .PDF and FlipBook versions. Please also take some time to link this page. Share far and wide across your social media platforms and in any other spaces you wish! Digital FlipBook: https://online.fliphtml5.com/qoqiq/Issue-17-Spring-of-2026/ High-Quality .PDF:

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