The Perfect Woman Madeline CashNovember 23, 2020 Martha Stewart was sentenced to five months in prison, a year of house arrest, and two years of probation after being charged with conspirac... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Moon Work Ryan NormanNovember 19, 2020 It’s the Dark Moon. I’ve been wandering these woods for hours, passing trees, each peak and valley in the bark a fingerprint, yet I circle t... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Death confetti Zoë MeagerNovember 10, 2020 Death actually just climbed into the cannon himself, so that was pretty profound and everything. Before he got in, he stood there ... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Being Fictional and Eating Pizza Tian YeungNovember 3, 2020 The day she found out she was fictional, she was eating a slice of pizza. No, it was not pepperoni or cheese. Those toppings are too common,... Flash Fiction0 Comments
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
Skyscraper Man Logan CoxNovember 24, 2020 I get high. It’s what I do. It’s what addicts do, and that’s me. Also, I’m a ‘sensation’ according to several news outlets and ... Fiction0 Comments
Field Notes for Echoes Erika KielsgardNovember 18, 2020 The second ambulance and I almost touched. Two weeks earlier, I was the one inside, but no one was there. I was reading Villon before I r... Fiction0 Comments
Who Cares What Psychiatrists Write on Walls? Steve GergleyNovember 12, 2020 Who cares what psychiatrists write on walls? is the answer I get, but it has nothing to do with my question. This is how things have been go... Fiction0 Comments
If on a Winter’s Night Shelby HinteNovember 11, 2020 If on a winter’s night a writer sits down in a darkened room with only the glow of a desk lamp to guide them, they may find themselves writi... Fiction0 Comments
Heartbeat in a Jar Elizabeth MullerNovember 7, 2020 I didn't mean to give the antique bookseller my heartbeat. It simply came out of me one day, an electric spark, and it was his. ... Fiction0 Comments
The Helicopter Man Kevin SampsellNovember 5, 2020 I heard the helicopter above my home. The noise lasted for several minutes as I lay in the bathtub. It got louder and louder as if the helic... Fiction0 Comments
John Wick Gets Lost in a Corn Maze Outside Reedsburg, Wisconsin Chloe N. ClarkNovember 16, 2020 Viewed from the sky, all plots of land look As if they could belong to anyone All cornfields carved with purpose Seem like they were pain... Poetry0 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
Lining Up Domino Pieces: An Interview with Charlotte Barslund Gauraa ShekharNovember 20, 2020 While the timing of its English publication is embarrassingly relevant, Vigdis Hjorth’s Long Live the Post Horn! offers welcomed relief: an ... Interviews0 Comments
Come Wait in Line and Buy Some Books: An Interview with ‘Strand Bookseller’ Brett Bates October 30, 2020
A MIDWESTERNER AND THE PIZZA SEQUITUR: A GLIMPSE INTO THE CREATIVE SPONTANEITY SCALE WITH KEVIN STERNE October 18, 2020
WHAT PERMITS OUR IMAGINATION: A Review Of The Internet Is For Real by Chris Campanioni Mallory SmartNovember 25, 2020 Here we stand at the “nowness” of this thing we call the Internet. A digital refuge. An oasis of calm. A school of art. A profound and eleme... Reviews0 Comments
