Gesture Luis NeerNovember 28, 2021 Infinity drifting up, fading out, exhale: spaciousness. Light echoes through the cave. Darkness. A room with five lamps, three tall windows,... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Spyder Wilson KoewingNovember 18, 2021 It is true that if you look down a lot of shitty streets in Denver you can see dusted peaks and it does resemble the Coors logo. To escape d... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Wonder Bread S.S. MandaniNovember 17, 2021 Ma stored it next to the pull-out wastebasket under the sink. She hated it, but couldn’t throw it out, knowing it made us happy: The Grilled... Flash Fiction0 Comments
In Memoriam: Yahoo Answers Mike Keller-WilsonNovember 12, 2021 Is spaghetti water edible? Who made the first chicken? Can disease go up the pee hole when peeing? – Additional details: Asking fo... Flash Fiction0 Comments
PROFESSIONALISM Sean EnnisOctober 25, 2021 Grace did something wonderful at work. She shined a light in the dropped darkness. She saved an entire life! To say more might embarrass or ... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Money, Honey Jenny StalterSeptember 20, 2021 You came crying on our doorstep, sweet baby, the day after you’d gone with him. I named you Butterfly because what else can I call you after... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Bullshit Ghosts Nick GregorioDecember 6, 2021 Key open the front door. The old door used to stick, need a good shoulder. This one’s deadbolt slides open with the sound of television fuzz... Fiction0 Comments
The Hot Dog Man Lisa KorzeniowskiDecember 4, 2021 Truth be told, I want to do things with the hot dog man. I’d like for it to happen at the end of his shift, after he’s done dumping hot dog ... Fiction0 Comments
Lady Neighbor Michael HallerDecember 3, 2021 He undresses slowly in front of the window, as instructed. She’s in a second-floor bedroom in the house next to his, watching through binocu... Fiction0 Comments
Billboard Josh DaleDecember 1, 2021 We are high as fuck on Mike’s deck the moment the powers that be turned on the new billboard. It’s nighttime and it hurts our eyes at first.... Fiction0 Comments
Toll Babies David WilliamsonNovember 30, 2021 I was stopped short at a tollbooth at an indiscriminate distance between where I was fleeing and where I was going. The man in the stall sli... Fiction0 Comments
SSBBW Lu ChekowskyNovember 29, 2021 She searches for BBW, SSBBW, FAT GANGBANG. She likes to watch the ones with women who are so big it’s hard to imagine how they’re still aliv... Fiction0 Comments
You find yourself guzzling green pitchers of McDonald’s orange drink— Victoria NordlundNovember 29, 2021 Not the Hi-C Orange Lava Burst version— But the real deal 100% fruitless kind they doled out in yellow Igloos on field day or at your 7th... Poetry0 Comments
BREAKING NEWS AT 11: THE CDC SAYS Koty NeelisNovember 14, 2021 The CDC says, fully vaccinated people can kiss me on the forehead now. The CDC says, fully vaccinated people can find some really good ... Poetry0 Comments
Old Millennial Andrea KrauseNovember 10, 2021 I can still conjure the signature scent of college, eau de Febreeze. Several pumps of parfum overlay on the way to bacon and eggs to eva... Poetry0 Comments
This List is not Exhaustive or Persuasive Gabby Mijalski-FahimOctober 20, 2021 item a : holding oily bangs back while she vomits a coke and rum outside a shitty bar by campus item b : skinny dipping in a river too fr... Poetry0 Comments
Stranger I Once Was Michelle DrozdickOctober 17, 2021 she must submerse herself in everything happiness in small joys is an impossibility she must fall so deeply within any emotion that she l... Poetry0 Comments
Thy Flaming Hearts Brotherhood Customer Support Committee Montana ThomasSeptember 21, 2021 Sitting there like a forgotten 7Up in the barn on a hot day. You’re all dirty again, dumb dumb — nobody’s fault but your own. The whipped c... Poetry0 Comments
Art for Life’s Sake: An Interview with John Madera, Editor of Big Other Brendan LorberAugust 13, 2021 Brendan Lorber: Let’s start at the beginning. Big Other’s name conjures up a play on (and distinction from) Orwell’s watchful dictator. It a... Interviews0 Comments
A Feeling of Intimate Collaboration Between Reader and Writer: An Interview with Meg Pokrass May 28, 2021
The 21 Best Small Press Books From 2021 Mallory SmartDecember 6, 2021 I don’t know what happened in 2021 because I’m still trying to process 2020. Yet here we are at the end of it getting ready to welcome 2022... BlogColumnsReviews0 Comments
Nothing In Life Matters: a review of This Is What Happens When You Leave Me Alone by D.T. Robbins September 7, 2021
