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•  Cosmovore • interior artwork by Tahlia Day
• 2 • Cosmovore, Homo neanderthalensis, and You • (2013) • poem by Kristi Carter
• 4 • Cosmovore Meets Her Antithesis • (2012) • poem by Kristi Carter
• 6 • Cosmovore in Limbo with You • poem by Kristi Carter
• 8 • Cosmovore Loses the Fired Pearl • poem by Kristi Carter
• 9 • Cosmovore Surrounded by Husks • (2013) • poem by Kristi Carter
• 11 • Crepuscular Sabotage with Citronella • poem by Kristi Carter
• 18 • Cosmovore Suspects Being Cuckolded • poem by Kristi Carter
• 20 • Cosmovore Finds Pluto Less Palatable Than Imagined • (2013) • poem by Kristi Carter
• 22 • Cosmovore Returns to Earth • (2015) • poem by Kristi Carter
• 24 • Cosmovore Renovates the Kitchen • (2015) • poem by Kristi Carter
• 26 • Cosmovore Cleans the Attic • (2015) • poem by Kristi Carter
• 28 • Post-Arson, Cosmovore Visits the Clearance Bin at a Record Store • poem by Kristi Carter
• 34 • A Poorly Kept Fish-Tank Fascinates Cosmovore, but Not Him • poem by Kristi Carter
• 36 • Cosmovore Pines for More Than a Reuben • poem by Kristi Carter
• 38 • Cosmovore Gets Stung • (2012) • poem by Kristi Carter
• 40 • Cosmovore Has Night Demons • poem by Kristi Carter
• 42 • Notes on a Marriage and the Ubiquity of Apples • (2017) • poem by Kristi Carter
• 48 • Cosmovore Searches the Animal Shelter • poem by Kristi Carter
• 50 • Regrets Involving the Balut • (2017) • poem by Kristi Carter
• 52 • Consequences of Baking While Feral • poem by Kristi Carter
• 54 • The Memory of Certain Flavors Renders Scars in My Eternal Mouth • poem by Kristi Carter
• 55 • Cosmovore Contemplates Astrology • poem by Kristi Carter
• 62 • Cosmovore at Coney Island • (2014) • poem by Kristi Carter
• 64 • The Maturity of Offal As Mapped by Cosmovore • (2015) • poem by Kristi Carter
• 66 • Cosmovore Goes to the Doctor • (2013) • poem by Kristi Carter
• 68 • Cosmovore Is Haunted by Eating the Ortolan • (2012) • poem by Kristi Carter
• 71 • Cosmovore Gains the Vantage Point from Fourth Dimension • poem by Kristi Carter
• 73 • Cosmovore and Redhaired Infant at the Corner of Death and Infinity • poem by Kristi Carter