You’re The Most Entertaining Person I’ve Ever Met Torey AkersJuly 7, 2020 Rhea sits in a weathered Adirondack chair outside her trailer home in Novelty, Ohio, the only hotel-free location in the whole of Russell To... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Mechanisms of Defense Nina Shevzov-ZebrunMay 27, 2020 Altruism The rain is unexpected, so violent the sun chokes. A stranger gives away her umbrella. Humor (warning: me... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Hairy Monster Ben UmayamMay 4, 2020 “You very handsome now. You look very cool. You look 26, not 62!” Cheryl laughed her low, deep laugh. If Cher had a Malaysian counterpa... Flash Fiction15 Comments
WAS IT SOMETHING I WROTE? Colin NewtonApril 16, 2020 It's been six weeks, two days and 17 hours since we last spoke. I know I shouldn't be thinking about you as often as I am. I certainly shoul... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Tongues Yasha CastsApril 13, 2020 There’s a trend here. She says 5, I say 6:30; she asks where I am, I say, “coming;” she stares at her watch, I arrive frenzied. I voiced my ... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Sci-Fi Saturday Charles GroselApril 4, 2020 Past the point of no return something always goes terribly wrong—an exploding oxygen tank, an errant asteroid, sabotage by the Iago-like sto... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Day Job Mila JaroniecAugust 8, 2020 I opened the closet. What would he like? Male professional, said the ad, seeking date with discreet, easy-going woman for fun, friendship, a... Fiction0 Comments
Outside the Gumdrop Factory Neeraj KumarAugust 5, 2020 I woke up on Saturday morning. Grayish light filtered in from the crack in the window; more than enough to illuminate the sparse bedroom: a ... Fiction2 Comments
Love You, Love You Sweetie Ian MacartneyAugust 3, 2020 Where is he? In the phone. This is where you meet your lover, a flesh-and-blood ghost running round the other side of the world, for you and... Fiction0 Comments
We Fell Asleep Like That Josh OlivierJuly 29, 2020 Most of that summer I can’t remember. Nights blur into each other, the order of events are muddled, vague, and plus, my history of things is... Fiction1 Comment
earthwork Michael FarfelJuly 28, 2020 1. The moon is a sort of carcass. Don’t you think? It was God or a lover of God. Now she’s just an empty yellow thing, she said. It... Fiction0 Comments
Adulation Machine Alexandrine J. OgundimuJuly 28, 2020 Big eyes like 8-balls, stuck in a marshmallow-like, orb-esque, cereal milk blue, synthetic fluff. Canonically, it was made of something like... Fiction0 Comments
image-making Lindsay HargraveAugust 7, 2020 (For Luca while we discuss moving to Boston or getting a cat) If we were to squeeze ash with all our might it wouldn’t make us jewele... Poetry0 Comments
TODAY I WAS RIGHT Giulia BencivengaAugust 6, 2020 1. i adore the pictures of your little nephew smiling park’ed i think sometimes i can be a lawn ineffectual green... Poetry0 Comments
Candida: Songs of Brain Yeast Z. Arvind SwezyAugust 4, 2020 I. As fatigue crept in the gallery, brain cells remembered how Jesus had witnessed the totality of human sin in the garden of Gethsemane ... Poetry0 Comments
You Can Do Anything for Thirty Days Anthony AgueroAugust 3, 2020 It’s likely that I cannot tell you anything About the way Georgia stars look like except Maybe from the depiction of an internet search. ... Poetry0 Comments
In 1991, Your Letter Predicts the Future Rita MookerjeeAugust 3, 2020 though I never met you or my other grandfather though I think I would like you more based upon the July letter that I now read, though you... Poetry0 Comments
The Machine Is a Mirror Aaron HicksJuly 24, 2020 Eyes fastened to the LED screen as streaks of light reflect a dim picture starving from boredom I keep chomping down on byte after byte... Poetry0 Comments
More Radical Visions, More Radical Acts: An Interview with Deb Olin Unferth Gauraa ShekharAugust 7, 2020 Deb Olin Unferth’s Barn 8 (Graywolf Press, March 2020) is a book eight years in the making, and the time and care of each of those years is ... Interviews0 Comments
A Different Headspace, an Interview with Nick G. and Francis D., authors of With a Difference April 9, 2020
Not Drowning but Waving: A review of LAKE OF URINE by Guillermo Stitch Mallory SmartAugust 11, 2020 This novel is surprisingly good. I hate stating that in such a candid way but even I was shocked that a book with such a strange and grotesq... Reviews0 Comments
