Manatee Radio Neeraj KumarJune 22, 2021 I heard a radio broadcast about a pregnant manatee. They squeezed the pre-recorded segment into the Tuesday evening classical music block. I... Flash Fiction0 Comments
CRAFTY Eileen Frankel TomarchioJune 22, 2021 I remember the time you snuck a couple of PopTart packets from my table like a starving extra and not the lead, the draw. Bayonne cemetery i... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Flash Fiction Jon ConleyJune 15, 2021 Nowhere Good, Nowhere Fast The Dunns had placed a camera high up in their maple tree. It faced the Merrick’s yard. “But it doesn’t quite... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Phase Natalie WartherJune 8, 2021 Abby’s going through a phase. At bedtime we have to tuck her in and kiss her forehead three times and say “Goodnight goodnight goodnight,” a... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Shotgun Courtney LevanMay 26, 2021 The silver of your 1995 BMW melted down the streets sliding off the corner curbs. Seeing your desires illuminated against the street signs, ... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Week’s End Yash SeyedbagheriMay 24, 2021 I take stock of the past week. Edited manuscripts, jumbles turned into semi-coherence, ready for authors to hate again. Fatherly w... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Down Stinson Beach Wilson KoewingJune 18, 2021 Stinson Beach appeared below us out of a tight curve on Highway 1. For miles we’d watched the Pacific hammer the cliffs and the jagged rocks... Fiction0 Comments
Marvin’s Last Day D.T. RobbinsJune 17, 2021 Marvin Hyer stood in the corner of his seventh-floor office, staring out across the metropolis he had witnessed evolve over the past twenty ... Fiction0 Comments
Schnoz or Bar with Infinite Seinfelds Carleton WhaleyJune 16, 2021 A man walks into a bar. Says ‘Ow.’ Ba-dum-tss, cue laughter. No, a man walks into a bar. Says ‘Who put that there?’ No, not that eithe... Fiction0 Comments
Thank You, Madame Clara Steve GergleyJune 10, 2021 Hey Madame Clara, it’s so great to talk to you again! I’m not sure if you remember me, but I’m Lightning the Interdimensional Cheetah, and a... Fiction0 Comments
People Like Gray Blotches Teddy BurnetteJune 9, 2021 He would rather get high than go see his dad. He hated this. That he didn’t even like hard enough drugs to justify a decision like this, tha... Fiction0 Comments
Dream Story Tim FrankJune 8, 2021 Daniel led a dreary life, entering data into a computer at a small publishing company and coming home to a mother who suffered from a seriou... Fiction0 Comments
Ghost Theory Travis Wayne DentonJune 14, 2021 As in Hamlet, , everything begins by the apparition of a specter. More precisely, by the waiting for this apparition. this, the thing... Poetry0 Comments
Obsessive Compulsive Insomniac Austin DavisJune 3, 2021 i don’t remember the last time i slept through the night i’m so exhausted my bones feel like soldiers who shot themselves in war & we... Poetry0 Comments
sometimes Zoe MessingerMay 17, 2021 sometimes i love you and sometimes you make me sick. once i indulge i can’t go back to none of you.... Poetry1 Comment
for joanna love Patti CreamerMay 5, 2021 before I was born I was noiseless, nothingness now I have clasps holding my jaw wide open my tonsils and my teeth are hum... Poetry0 Comments
Sudden Death in Late Summer Montgomery MaxtonMay 4, 2021 August is swamp month in New York City. At a cool wine bar in Brooklyn Heights we order the mains of brunch. An egg— where everythi... Poetry0 Comments
It Tasted Like That One Summer Ryan NormanApril 20, 2021 Sometimes I think I would give anything to taste that summer again. Your sweat, my sweat. You tasted of apples and grass and Tennessee whisk... Poetry0 Comments
Nerve and Constraint: An Interview with Chris Andrews Gauraa ShekharJune 4, 2021 To reduce a César Aira book to its plot is a disheartening exercise in futility. The Divorce—Aira’s fifty-second novel, and his tenth transl... 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
How Shootings Go Viral: A Review of Jeff Chon’s Hashtag Good Guy With a Gun Mallory SmartApril 20, 2021 On this day 22 years ago news coverage about Columbine spread rapidly, and broadly. By the time the shooters exhausted all their energy from... Reviews0 Comments
“A “Collected Works” Comprised of All the Times Your Life Fell Apart” / A Review of Brian Alan Ellis’ Sad Laughter November 30, 2020
WHAT PERMITS OUR IMAGINATION: A Review Of The Internet Is For Real by Chris Campanioni November 25, 2020
