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Upon publication, all rights revert to the authors. The editors of Northern New England Review request that all subsequent publications acknowledge Northern New England Review as the original publisher of these works.  \nNorthern New England Review is published as a creative voice for the Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine region. NNER publishes writers and artists who live in, are from, or have connections to Vermont, New Hampshire, or Maine. If you live here, were once from here, lost or found your heart here, or are currently searching for it among the green hills, sparkling ponds, and rocky coasts, NNER has the poems, short fiction, and creative nonfiction you want to read.  \nNorthern New England Review is edited and designed by students and faculty at Franklin Pierce University in Rindge, New Hampshire. Questions can be sent to Margot Douaihy, editor, [at douaihym@franklinpierce.edu](at douaihym@franklinpierce.edu).  \nCover Art: Birches at Home by Laura Mason  \nVolume 41 Theme: Chrysalis  \nISSN 0190-3012  \nNorthern New England Review  \nVOLUME 41 | 2021  \n\n| EDITOR\u003Cbr>Margot Douaihy |\n| --- |\n| ADVISORY BOARD\u003Cbr>Donna Decker Sarah Dangelantonio Alan Schulte |\n| FOUNDING EDITOR\u003Cbr>William “Ritchie” Darling |\n\nCONTENTS  \nPoetry  \n10  \n15  \n18  \n22  \n26  \n27  \n29  \n35  \n36  \n37  \n38  \nSHAWN KELLER  \nPALIMPSEST  \nSHAWN KELLER  \nHI RAETH ON GOOGIE AVENUE  \nHERBERT LEVINE  \nWINGSPAN  \nJEANNE L . 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She is taking the Cub down alone.  \nThe wind is intense.  \nThe puny metal of the wings begin to buck on the descent. The engine sputters.  \nThe Piper begins to shudder in this instant gale and as th","cbCaivS18E4G4jqX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivS18E4G4jqX","pdf",1359622,"English","# Contents\n## Poetry\n## Fiction\n## Creative Nonfiction\n# In Closing\n# Contributor Notes","[{\"question\":\"What region does Northern New England Review focus on?\",\"answer\":\"It publishes writers and artists connected to Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the theme of Volume 41?\",\"answer\":\"The Volume 41 theme is “Chrysalis.”\"},{\"question\":\"How is the volume organized?\",\"answer\":\"It is organized into sections such as Poetry, Fiction, and Creative Nonfiction, followed by “In Closing” and contributor notes.\"}]","Northern New England Review - Volume 41 - 2021 | PDF",1791279290,123]