By Queen Mob

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Words Know Everything

/ Masha Tupitsyn / Misc
Last night I went out to eat dinner alone in this quiet city.

Pins & Needles

Dear Poetry Editor

/ Ruben Quesada / Interviews
Valerie Wetlaufer On perspectives about poetry Many people consider poems a puzzle to be solved. They […]

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Charles Baudelaire, “My Little Melancholy Monkey”

/ Menachem Feuer / Misc
Baudelaire writes that “in the act of love,” there is “a great resemblance to torture or a surgical operation.”

Freud’s Talking About Mourning

/ Masha Tupitsyn / Misc
The truth is that we cannot forgo anything, but merely exchange one thing for another

Such Rotters

Special Issue: New Planets | New Worlds

/ Rosebud Ben-Oni / Poetry
Call for Submissions New Planets :: New Worlds Inspired by the recent discovery of a […]

LatinxLit: fabian romero

Film Review: Carol

/ Brandon Taylor / Reviews
Carol (The Weinstein Company) US Release: 20 November 2015 MPAA Rating: R (Restricted) Running Time: […]

Film Review: Do I Sound Gay?

/ Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore / Reviews
Do I Sound Gay? (Sundance Selects) US Release: 10 July 2015 MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated) […]

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/ Queen Mob / Burst
A blog post a day keeps the homeopathic medcinial nutritionist/acupuncturist/shaman healer away

Dear Poetry Editor

/ Ruben Quesada / Interviews
Don Share On perspectives about poetry I think people both within and outside of the […]

The Language, A Woman-Mariana Rodríguez

Prisoner–Fiction by Karthick RM

Mont Blanc Writing Workshops

Beg To Be Sold: Star Wars in the Age of Neo-Liberalism

/ Zeke Perkins / Media
What Star Wars, and neoliberalism, can offer us are symbols. It can put a black man onscreen, while black people worldwide suffer marginalization. What neoliberalism can do is show what a strong woman looks like, while structurally disempowering women. What Star Wars can do is take us far, far away from its material foundation.

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