Edited by Tod Lippy. Essays "Cuoca: An acclaimed New York City chef recalls learning how to cook-and how to live-in a small town in Northern Italy," by Jody Williams; "The Greatest: Savannah barber Ulysses Davis had a pastime: whittling wood sculptures, including these astonishing carvings of 40 U.S. presidents," by Ulysses Davis; "Soft Serve Tracking the evolution of that perennial summer anthem, the ice cream truck jingle," by Daniel Tannehill Neely; "New Voices: "For Emergency Use Only": Second in our series of fiction by emerging authors," by Ethan Rutherfold; "100 Frames: Claire Denis's Vendredi Soir: Assorted stills from the French director's 2002 film about a brief but intense Partisian romance," introduction by Ellen Kuras; "Yours Very Truly: Recovered a decade ago from a Great Barrington, MA, flea market, this issue's found object is a study in rejection-and tenacity," contribution by Steven Heller; "Esopus CD #4: Imaginary Friends," illustrations by Yvetta Fedorova. Songs "Lisa," by The Prayers and Tears of Arthur Digby Sellers; "Brown Buick, Brown House," by Tim'm T. West; "Quiri Quirano," by Vetiver; "The Competition," by Kimya Dawson; "Little Doo Dootz," by Solex; "Bunnies," by Kate Pierson & Pat Irwin; "W," by Jon Langford; "Kibby, Zocky Merino and the Man with the Mustache," by Ruth Gerson; "Barbara," by Grant Hart; "Judy Biworker," by Avey Tare; "Henny-Penny," by J.F.K.; "Delores," by Tara Jane ONeil; "Judy," by The Caulfield Sisters.