The Seaboard Review of Books: A Wednesday Edition

April 1, 2026

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In this issue:

• The Breakwater by Leslie Shimotakahara (Fiction)

• Cherry Beach by Don Gillmor (Fiction)

• The Wren by A.F. Moritz (Poetry)

• Two Poems to End the Winter (Poems)

• Women United by Peggy Nash and Julie White (Non-Fiction)

Thanks for reading this issue of The Seaboard Review of Books!

James M. Fisher, editor-in-chief

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