Someone, Somewhere Else Jessalyn JohnsonFebruary 7, 2019 Sitting alone with my back against the wall I watch people walk in and out of the little store, periodically checking my phone to see if it’... Flash Fiction0 Comments
A Drowning : a collaborative work by Alexandra Kulik and Julian Senn-Raemont Alexandra Kulik and Julian Senn-RaemontFebruary 5, 2019 Maybe it’s my birthday. I feel a head taller, but still shorter than the rest. I take the train into the city, a sort of fist bumping, rebe... Flash Fiction0 Comments
The Footlong Con Ryan DaltonFebruary 5, 2019 “Just give it to me!” he impatiently barked, as though this were a surgical incision and not an artfully crafted sandwich, as though I could... Flash Fiction0 Comments
BRODY THE CLASSICIST Avee ChaudhuriJanuary 27, 2019 I used to teach high school and my favorite student by far was Brody Philips. He was not particularly bright, but one day, the spring of his... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Exit, Pursued by a Bear John KuligowskiJanuary 14, 2019 I say “Abrogate,” and one of the twinjet engines explodes. The passenger beside me, with whom I’d been discussing recent mutations in parti... Flash Fiction0 Comments
I’m Pretty Sure I Know What’s Going to Happen Today David KrebsDecember 21, 2018 A shop will be a spacecraft and the sales jargon will be aliens’ best attempt to understand and be understood and we’ll be traveling while w... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Hey Jerry, You Gotta See This Thing Joel KassackFebruary 11, 2019 It’s of a bald eagle looking off to the side in a smoldering, sort of brooding kind of way, like Richard Gere in American Gigolo. ... Fiction0 Comments
A SONG YOU CAN DIE TO Daniel de LeónFebruary 8, 2019 Under the backyard lamps, amid the hum of summer insects in the near-northern suburbs of Jaffa, Ariel drew his guitar from its case. Zamir ... Fiction0 Comments
On the Edge of the Woods Kyra KondisFebruary 6, 2019 Dylan and Olivia have bad news for each other. “You go first,” Dylan says. He is still deciding what to say, how to explain. Olivia mu... Fiction0 Comments
Artifacts of Holy Amalgamation Mike CorraoFebruary 5, 2019 The technician approaches the jaw of the subject. She slides her fingers from the teeth to the throat and slowly pries the joint open. Pale ... Fiction0 Comments
Small World Carlo MartinezFebruary 5, 2019 “Mac was top five dog, don’t give me that shit.” Jay Mr.Fantastic’s his arm to the back seat, passing the blunt. It’s a swisher sweet cause ... Fiction1 Comment
How to Field Dress a Dove in 10 Easy Steps Luke WortleyFebruary 5, 2019 Step 1 Start with the memory of dad. When you or we or however you imagine it to be, used to ‘accidentally’ spill sunflower seeds in the ... Fiction0 Comments
Heavy vein connecting my brain and stomach Nathan CainesFebruary 15, 2019 God damn. God damn. God damn. I sink beneath the hands in surrender Obliteration pleasure In the miasma of winter Things look binary An... Poetry0 Comments
alchemy: an introduction Lawrence Lorraine MullenFebruary 14, 2019 after Hiromu Arakawa’s Full Metal Alchemist liberal arts colleges should let you try your hand at alchemy a humanity of the hard scien... Poetry0 Comments
The Troxler Effect Victoria NordlundFebruary 13, 2019 In 1804, Ignaz Troxler made the discovery that rigidly fixating one’s gaze on some element in the visual field can cause surrounding station... Poetry0 Comments
Balloon Rachel ChenFebruary 12, 2019 mascara doesn’t drip down your cheeks / you can’t even have this / an accepted expression of sadness / tears won’t come / they take effort /... Poetry0 Comments
[Recovery] Kathryn PaulsenFebruary 5, 2019 If you can suppress the symptoms for three years we might agree that you no longer have it and may freely regress to the hard-hearted... Poetry0 Comments
An Ode to Those I Love Ben von JagowJanuary 27, 2019 I love my mother and I love my dog But this poem Acknowledges The others. Male, Aged 25-34, In the red Volvo Driving down Yo... Poetry0 Comments
Bart Schaneman on The Silence Is The Noise Tanner BallengeeOctober 20, 2018 Interview by Tanner Ballengee * * * Bart Schaneman didn’t write a book. He created a living, bleeding entity. Pulsating ... Interviews0 Comments
Escapism as Medicine, Making People Feel Nervous in Public, and Inspiration from the 7-Eleven Menu – A Chat with Porpentine Charity Heartscape October 8, 2017
Ad Infinitum Wilson JosephsonOctober 27, 2018 Caliban has a good claim to Patagonian ancestry... There’s a strange connotation attached to ghost towns: folks seem to assume that... Reviews0 Comments
