Issue 03 of The New Territory magazine takes a second look at the Lower Midwest, where things aren’t always as they seem.
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FEATURES
Tainted Spring by Andrew Reeves
How well-meaning conservationists spawned a fish invasion
Dividing Lines by Ginger Hervey
When it comes to transportation, connection can come at an unequal cost
The Man Who Was Twain’s Mysterious Stranger by Max McCoy
Can we trust the man who penned Mark Twain’s story?
A Wild Hunger by Patrick Mainelli
Notes on eating, foraging and the power of looking closer
Election Uncertainty: From Bogota to Norman by Jorge Krzyzaniak
Students in Oklahoma say Colombia’s healing depends on friendly foreign relations
LITERATURE
First Love by Rose Hansen
Three poems by Sarah Fawn Montgomery
FEATURES NEW MESSAGE
Untaming the Mild Frontier by Doug Kiel
DEPARTMENTS
Light Room
Out of Many
Network: Jane Fleming Kleeb by Danielle Corcione
Network: Brewers, Grocers and Liquor Store Owners by Jorge Krzyzaniak
Submitted: Overlooked Fishes of the Ozarks by Cody Holloway
Submitted: A City that Matters — St. Louis and Show Me $15 by Dannie Boyd
Here: “Buried Truths,” Agate Fossil Beds National Monument, Nebraska by Frances Backhouse
Here: Hartford Community Cafe, St. Louis by Kim Oswalt
Eavesdropping
REVIEWS
Lonesome Dreamer (Timothy G. Anderson) by Carson Vaughan
Wolf Hunter (The Creek Rocks) by T.S. Leonard
Sincerely, Me (Adam Lee) by Jorge Krzyzaniak