Aliens Are Only A Little Different Than You Evelyn WintersJanuary 19, 2022 I went to the drugstore to steal stuff. You can steal all kinds of mints and gum and medicine. I stick to children’s stuff like diapers, for... Flash Fiction0 Comments
It Could Have Been Bloody Mary Corey FarrenkopfJanuary 17, 2022 “Frankenstein! Frankenstein! Frankenstein.” Ray and Mal’s son, Gill, yelled from the second floor bathroom. Together they looked up from the... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Happy Unicorn JP LorJanuary 5, 2022 I save the ribbed horn for last after the glowing tenderloins and flaky iridescent wings marinated in fairy juice. I take if off my plate an... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Sent From My iPhone Jeana MahanDecember 10, 2021 I’m sitting in a Trader Joe’s parking lot in a green Subaru. The grey leather inside is still tacky, by the way. Do you remember when we ... Flash Fiction10 Comments
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
Exceptional Women Like You Savannah SloneJanuary 20, 2022 His coffee table held no books. No coasters or flowers. No remotes for the TV he didn’t have. Only a centered masculine torso, headless and ... Fiction0 Comments
Global Improvement Jesse SalvoJanuary 17, 2022 My daughter’s favorite board game since she was nine is AGE OF GLOBAL IMPROVEMENT. It begins roughly around the time of the rise of Third Wa... Fiction0 Comments
Morning Routine Arianna LangeJanuary 13, 2022 My eyes shoot open in a flash of consciousness, the sweet escape of my sleep disturbed yet again by the droning beep of my alarm. Still diso... Fiction0 Comments
When You Jump Off the Brooklyn Bridge Sam BermanJanuary 12, 2022 There are a great deal of things you think about and a great deal of thing you do not. And I know you’re so focused on people looking at you... Fiction0 Comments
SURVIVORS LJ PembertonJanuary 10, 2022 Slap back, was what she wanted to do, but she didn’t this time (though she had before). Her sister was an asshole, could be, wasn’t always, ... Fiction0 Comments
Bleeding gums Rupert TaylorJanuary 6, 2022 For a while there I was obsessed with flossing my teeth. When I say a while, I mean four and a quarter years. And when I say obsessed, I mea... Fiction0 Comments
Two Million Sit-Ups Later Hilary KingJanuary 19, 2022 The way Ben’s hand swept across JLo’s ass, polishing her like a truck he’d just bought, his skin smooth, his teeth spotlight white. The J... Poetry0 Comments
Three Poems Sponsored by My Seasonal Depression Benjamin DavisJanuary 9, 2022 Lava When I was a kid, I played ‘The Floor Is Lava’ outside, in the woods, hopping from rock to rock, swinging from branch ... Poetry0 Comments
Poem for People Who Take Public Transit Nicole TallmanDecember 20, 2021 I once tumbled down two entire flights of stairs while exiting a Metromover station in Miami and no one offered to help me up. Before boardi... Poetry0 Comments
0% Intro APR Marlo KochDecember 9, 2021 my new credit card arrives in the mail/I buy 3 bottles of dr teals bubble bath, the cannabis sativa edition/people laugh when I say I’ve onl... Poetry0 Comments
Premonition as an Urban Artist Corina YiDecember 7, 2021 Soon, the canvas will siphon the city landscape and pigment itself. On Sundays, I lip fossil fuels for breakfast and toss its cartons in t... Poetry0 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
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
A review of New Madrid by Robert Tomaino Mallory SmartDecember 13, 2021 To step into New Madrid is to step into a new reality entirely. From the first sentences, it is immediately felt that the world that Robert ... Reviews0 Comments
