"And set my oar up, that I swung mid fellows."

"And set my oar up, that I swung mid fellows." Dora Malech, Editor in Chief After visiting the poet Joseph Harrison(1957–2024) this past fall at Johns HopkinsBayview Medical Center, I left with the lineabove (one of so many Harrison had at hisrecall) echoing in my mind. In this issue, you'll read work for (p. 14),about (p. 17), and by (p. 19) Harrison;find fellowship from the recent(Ma Yan, 1979–2010, p. 27) to the ancient(Tang dynasty, p. 60); revisit some oldfriends onscreen with Donald Quist (p. 142);stare down more insidious in-groupbehavior with Shannon Robinson (p. 156);and talk Amy Clampitt with Clampitt'sfriend Mary Jo Salter and biographerWillard Spiegelman (p. 176). Gioncarlo Valentine's cover photographsets the issue's intimate tone. In grief andin celebration, this spring issue's comingout swinging. [End Page ii]