#AD-terlife Will MusgroveSeptember 23, 2022 Becky and I got into a fight. Then I died. At least I think I’m dead. A minute or so ago, a sedan swerved onto the sidewalk, smashing into m... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Wheel of Fortune Melissa Llanes BrownleeSeptember 5, 2022 Tutu took a bottle of fish sauce and the only green mango left and draped the curtain between us in the kitchenette and his cubby hole. My m... Flash Fiction0 Comments
The Duplication Process Reflected in a Broken TV Nikki BauschSeptember 5, 2022 She awakes in a foreign land in a twin bed under its plaid gray duvet, surrounded by walls plastered with heavy metal posters. She’s far awa... Flash Fiction1 Comment
Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow Will MusgroveAugust 9, 2022 Yesterday was high school summer vacation, green and empty of responsibility. Yesterday I pushed a grape Jolly Rancher from cheek to cheek. ... Flash Fiction0 Comments
ABOUT THOSE NAIL CLIPPINGS Joshua VigilAugust 5, 2022 It was tradition for new guests to leave behind toenail clippings after check-in. This explained the mounds of yellowed shards that dotted t... Flash Fiction0 Comments
The Work from Home Alexandra Dos SantosJuly 28, 2022 The roots of my hair fuzz up like lint. Late morning, unbrushed teeth, tacky banana breath, I log onto a Teams meeting. Sale reps s... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Why My Backpack Smells Like That Ev YoungSeptember 23, 2022 There was an especially ebullient morning on the farm in late August. My skin at the time was raw from interminable afternoons in late July,... Fiction0 Comments
About Lee (About You) Abigail OswaldSeptember 23, 2022 All of your stories begin with Lee. You can’t help yourself. Whatever year it is, whatever bar you’re in, inevitably his name rolls off your... Fiction0 Comments
Forgeries of the Self Tyler PlofkerSeptember 20, 2022 Black sludge seeps from the walls; drops from the ceiling and splashes against my face. I do not even close my eyes, though some drips in. M... Fiction0 Comments
Tour Guide Dmitry SamarovSeptember 10, 2022 An Excerpt from paint-by-numbers An email from the Museum of Only Art Now asking if I’d be interested in giving their artis... Fiction0 Comments
Last Night in Celebration Swati SudarsanSeptember 5, 2022 Have you come to get me Lyra? I have been stuck in Celebration for the last sixteen years, and I am not asking for anything more than I left... Fiction0 Comments
You Searched For — A. C.September 5, 2022 “allie wilde figure skating” Skating Magazine Could this 10-year-old be figure skating’s next big thing? Allie Wilde, disco... Fiction0 Comments
Pamplemousse La Croix Zoe ClarkSeptember 23, 2022 fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck fuck, fuck, fuck i type this over and over until it has no meaning your sad flat death tears me open as i look ... Poetry0 Comments
I’ve been waiting on you Kelsey ListerSeptember 23, 2022 I became Clementine on a good day. Wearing a heavy jacket, I ran away to take a walk on the wintered beach. I stepped towards the pier, the ... Poetry0 Comments
THE FILLMORE SILVER SPRING, JUNE 22, 2013 K. Tyler ChristensenSeptember 23, 2022 Courtney Love is a strobe— a blue light in a black slip draped in red velvet curtains she stands tall takes requests & p... Poetry0 Comments
Untitled Saturn GuoSeptember 22, 2022 You are unknown to me, some unprecedented thing of beauty or agony, I'll never know. (I found out). We discover the entropy of each othe... Poetry0 Comments
Pomegranate Popsicle Morgan BoyerSeptember 21, 2022 Like corn-syrup crimson-colored ice cubes stuck to the wrapper, I sit as the spring turns to summer. It’s funny how the moment spring is... Poetry0 Comments
You have [3] new messages AN GraceSeptember 19, 2022 There's a hole under the wire fence where the cats run. I think it bothers my sense of order. Things that should be neat and tidy but inste... Poetry0 Comments
Find the Shard of Beauty: An Interview with Rebecca van Laer Diana KoleMarch 11, 2022 Rebecca van Laer’s debut novella How to Adjust to the Dark (Long Day Press, 2022) is a hybrid of prose, poetry, and theory, drawing on the p... Interviews0 Comments
Two Tongues: A Review of Scattered All Over the Earth by Yoko Tawada Nicholas BoniJuly 1, 2022 Language is a trident. Its three prongs are culture, community, and imperium. In Yoko Tawada’s brilliant novel Scattered All Over the Earth,... Reviews0 Comments
