mtg minutes D.T. RobbinsOctober 28, 2020 EL SEGUNDO SECT OF THE SATANIC ASSEMBLY OF AMERICA (SAA) Date: 8/10/2020 Start time: 6:00pm Venue: Pasadena Hyatt Business Lobby ... Flash Fiction0 Comments
The Manhattan Project Emma ShepardSeptember 24, 2020 The apartment stunk of microwaved meat and potatoes. My grandfather sat on his brown leather recliner, picking at the stuffing coming out of... Flash Fiction0 Comments
The Turquoise Tiger Josh DaleSeptember 22, 2020 My partner left me because I told her turquoise jaguars weren’t real. And I realize I may have been mean, despite the realistic turquoise bu... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Rock Wall Wilson KoewingSeptember 18, 2020 On a trail near Wolf Creek, a shirtless jogger passed our group at 12,000 feet. A tattoo of Idaho was emblazoned on his right shoulder. Swea... Flash Fiction0 Comments
An Incident at The Vladi-Schwarz Sixty-Four Squares Championship Kausik KskSeptember 17, 2020 Tabakovic’s gaze bores through Dashem’s head. The rapping of Dashem’s knuckles on the table intensifies. Would Dashem restore the lost glory... Flash Fiction1 Comment
The Name You Asked For Ernesto ReyesSeptember 8, 2020 When you’re born, your Name will be waiting for you, standing by your father. You’ll quickly be able to recognize your Name, even if you don... Flash Fiction0 Comments
It’s When You Confuse The Most Horrific Thing In The World For The Most Beautiful Thing In The World K ChiucarelloOctober 27, 2020 Saturday I drove out to the lake. Or at least someone told me it was a lake. The thing I was prepared to swim was lake-size. When I had arr... Fiction0 Comments
The Pong Paddles Got Divorced Michelle DrozdickOctober 22, 2020 Left Pong Paddle stared across the parking lot through the windshield of its ‘13 Toyota Corolla, its iced coffee (almond milk, no sugar) mom... Fiction0 Comments
Justice Mark JohnsonOctober 21, 2020 The whole thing, the whole trajectory, changed when I realized I had left all my cash in Des Moines. Most of the cash had come from selling ... Fiction0 Comments
Five Stars Elliot HarperOctober 20, 2020 I fiddle with the lock. The key always jams. I have no idea why, but every time I try to get inside our mailbox, I have the same trouble. I ... Fiction0 Comments
PIT BULL Ross McMeekinOctober 19, 2020 Christmas eve, Pete Summers was about to climb down the ladder from the roof of Clara Lessing’s home when a large brown pit bull came runnin... Fiction1 Comment
A CONDITION OF BODY AND MIND Jack Sanderson ThwaiteOctober 15, 2020 You should get some sleep, but instead, you're on your laptop in bed looking at a photo of a beautiful tree. The background is nicely out of... Fiction0 Comments
She Names the Cardboard Clouds Benjamin NiespodzianyOctober 29, 2020 the audience is asked to bring their own mattresses - the theater is flatter without chairs – the audience pat their mattresses w... Poetry0 Comments
Remixed Medical Notes After Strategic Obfuscation Charles J. March IIIOctober 26, 2020 Orange Juice Withdrawal 33-year-old male with history of dependency since 2004 presents for detox. Patient has been consuming o... Poetry0 Comments
boondock saints alexis briscusoOctober 23, 2020 the poetry of your face when i look at it has dwindled and trailed off like you tend to when you don't know what to say. i have to field tha... Poetry0 Comments
107 degrees Austin DavisOctober 6, 2020 i’m sitting in the driveway at 6:24 pm running my hands through black gravel and Arizona flower bits i’m sad i need comfort but ... Poetry0 Comments
I don’t care! I would rather sink than ask Brad for help! Victoria NordlundOctober 5, 2020 After Drowning Girl, by Roy Lichenstein So, this is not a satisfying conclusion to the blue-haired drowning girl's story. Ro... Poetry0 Comments
Dan, the Man Megan Peck ShubOctober 1, 2020 Dan the Man keeps a polaroid in his desk drawer: himself at age 22, wearing jogging shorts, the really short kind from the 80s. His wife ... Poetry0 Comments
Weaving in the Warped: An Interview with Jules Archer Gauraa ShekharOctober 23, 2020 The women in Jules Archer’s Little Feasts are hungry. They’re chowing down on fat slices of tempeh, ripping napkins apart while watching the... Interviews0 Comments
A MIDWESTERNER AND THE PIZZA SEQUITUR: A GLIMPSE INTO THE CREATIVE SPONTANEITY SCALE WITH KEVIN STERNE October 18, 2020
A Love Unendingly Deep: A Review of Tanya Holtland’s Requisite Alana M. KelleyOctober 28, 2020 Tanya Holtland’s debut book Requisite, meaning a thing that is necessary, is exactly that. Its message is blunt but delivered softly. Requis... Reviews0 Comments
