Dead-Girl Selfies Michelle WilsonJuly 29, 2021 It was the next big thing, like smoking banana peels or planking. The girl was inspired by an episode in that trending horror series—you kno... Flash Fiction0 Comments
At the pop punk concert Erin SchallmoserJuly 27, 2021 The dark cave of the club holds us like a hug and we are surrounded by a couple hundred other people, all singing along with the same exact ... Flash Fiction0 Comments
The Last Weekend in July Zach MurphyJuly 26, 2021 It was the summer of 1993 and Keilani and I sat by the crackling fire as the bullfrogs croaked a sonorous symphony, the grass swayed from a ... Flash Fiction0 Comments
In SpaceX, No One Can Hear You Tweet Paulette PierceJuly 20, 2021 The famous actor is standing next to the phallic object. The object was designed by the billionaire idiot to carry people to Mars on a jetst... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Matter of Perspective Erika KielsgardJuly 13, 2021 My soul would sing of metamorphoses. But since, o gods, you were the source of these bodies becoming other bodies, breathe —Ovid ... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Fashion Sense Coleman BomarJuly 5, 2021 Skin is in the attic next to AUX cords and Mom's old Polaroid. My teen brother dunked his body in melted aluminum. "That's bold." I say. ... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Postcards I Send to Myself so the Postman Thinks I’m Cool Mialise CarneyJuly 28, 2021 Image: A washed-out aerial photo of a strip of beach and tall, glinting metal buildings. The ocean is dark blue and endless. In hot pink, Gr... Fiction0 Comments
Ancestry Test Matt GoldbergJuly 22, 2021 I languished on the scratchy, orange couch of my childhood. Lena, my sister, owned the house. Or, more accurately, she inherited it from our... Fiction0 Comments
Everyone Else Teddy BurnetteJuly 19, 2021 I. His roommate hands him a blue pill to take before his flight. Here T, this’ll help, he says. T doesn’t understand. He sit... Fiction0 Comments
Quality Control Courtenay S. GrayJuly 12, 2021 It's at that point in the morning where I can't hold my pee any longer. My bathroom needs cleaning as it is covered in vomit from when I got... Fiction0 Comments
Heartland Celeste ChenJuly 8, 2021 My student loan service provider is Heartland ECSI, but I call them Heartland for short. They’d started writing to me after graduation. We h... Fiction0 Comments
minerva Nolan Perla-WardJuly 7, 2021 You were obsessed with antiquity and aliens. "In rain, in sun, in dust" you said, "in eternity only these two exist." I didn't know what to ... Fiction0 Comments
Will the real slim shady please sit the fuck down? Sofia MaherJuly 21, 2021 I'm the token brown girl at a black and white trash party / my best friend plays goosebumps on mute and Britney on blast / the ceiling is ... Poetry0 Comments
AFTER 20 YEARS THE WACHOWSKIS RELEASE AN ALTERNATIVE VERSION OF THE MATRIX IN WHICH KEANU ENDS UP TAKING THE BLUE PILL Shawn BermanJuly 15, 2021 instead of snapping out of the matrix and dodging bullets at back-breaking slo-mo speed neo continues on with life... Poetry0 Comments
interpreting dreams Kianna GreeneJuly 14, 2021 last night, I dreamt of a jungle gym in my living room, but instead of being children, we were adults trying to fit back into the smaller pa... Poetry0 Comments
Reflecting Trey Brandon MundenJuly 6, 2021 While you were gone I got older I was OK though and I've been OK since then more Often than not My soul ached some I breathed Joy Go... Poetry0 Comments
Struck Anthony AgueroJune 28, 2021 I don’t remember how it happened. Just the removal and glass meeting the skin, And it was my skin I meant to say, And, oh, that I might ... Poetry0 Comments
my name is Dave and I like to party D.T. RobbinsJune 25, 2021 I used to take my empty beer cans and duct tape them to the bottom of my new beer cans I kinda wish I’d done that throughout my whole life ... Poetry0 Comments
Street Sorrows: an erratic interview with Austin Davis and Joe Allie Mallory SmartJuly 15, 2021 Austin Davis has a new EP coming out soon with jazz musician Joe Allie. It’s about his experiences on the streets with the homeless. Austin ... Interviews0 Comments
A Feeling of Intimate Collaboration Between Reader and Writer: An Interview with Meg Pokrass May 28, 2021
A Shape-Shifting Flow Morphs Into its Final Form: An Interview with Christine Shan Shan Hou April 23, 2021
Each Analytic Entitled Pestilential Essayist Choke: a Review of Neo-Decadence: 12 Manifestos, edited by Justin Isis Ben DreithJuly 17, 2021 “The wasteland of the 20th century is nothing less than a reliquary. Those that came before us have left in their wake an empire of exquisit... Reviews0 Comments
THE ONLY THING THAT MAKES A BODY BEARABLE IS THAT WE CAN GET OUT OF IT: A REVIEW OF A DOOR BEHIND A DOOR BY YELENA MOSHOVICH June 26, 2021
