Oh, Sweet readers, you are in for a ton of treats with this issue (ok, maybe a few tricks, too). Get ready to dive heart-first into autumn.

Ah, May. The gateway to summer. Swimming pools, fireflies, no school, and a new Sweet issue better than cotton candy.

Winter doldrums? We don't believe in them. Read this issue and you won't, either...

The buses are on the road, the kids are back in school... And so is Sweet. We have a new section—Fan Mail—a place where readers respond with letters to the work they love. Enjoy!

April showers bring...Sweet 3.3: 14 poems, 5 essays, 2 graphics, 1 sweet magazine Enjoy!

Winter is here, and along with it a spankin' new Sweet. Tim Elhajj makes his second visit to the pages, along with three other prose writers, poetry from six poets, a graphic treatise on Adam Smith, and a photo essay by Dinty W. Moore. Enjoy!

Sweet's first issue with its new design includes poetry from seven poets, essays from three fantastic nonfiction writers, and, for the first time, graphic nonfiction from three artists and writers.

Our Spring 2010 issue has work from eight different poets and essays from four more writers. It's one of our biggest issues ever!

Sweet starts 2010 off with seven poets and four nonfiction writers. In this issue's work you'll find kindergarten kids, hurricanes, Greek titans, and lots more.

Sweet 2.1 includes tattoos, hotels, earthquakes, and many other things guaranteed to rock your socks off.

A little spring Sweet-ing includes essays on both Valentine's Day and Tyrannosaurs, and the work of six poets.

Sweet's second-ever issue has essays from three writers, and poems from seven more.

The first Sweet. Essays by new voices and a Pulitzer Prize nominee, not to mention poetry from five different poets.