By Queen Mob

Come to Jesus

/ Hawa Allan / Fiction
“And that’s the only way to make it at the Practice.” This is what Imogene Taylor said to Grace Hardison while smoothing a slip of shiny black hair down the side of her neck.

On The Invisible

/ Jessica Sequeira / Misc
La Invisibla moves once again through the city, down avenues and past buildings, silent and watchful as always.

The Whole World Suffers

/ Masha Tupitsyn / Misc
When a man is scared, the whole world suffers, not just women.

A Poem for Pancakes

Burst O’Teh Web

/ Queen Mob / Burst
I certainly hope it’s a proper plane, or else we’re all fucking dead!

Violated

Cambodia Bladed (1)

Invitation: Globe Road Poetry Festival

/ Queen Mob / Misc
Some of the world's best known poets will perform in East London this November at the inaugural Globe Road Poetry Festival.

Moon Gazing

/ Masha Tupitsyn / Misc
Gotta get my mojo back. Everything was so lit up tonight.

Burst O’Teh Web

Late Breakfast

/ Queen Mob / Misc
Who in the mighty Kellogg Corporation had authorised this bizarrely subversive insertion, in between all the Keishas, Kellies and Kevins?

Edit Together

Poets Online Talking About Coffee: Scherezade Siobhan

/ Queen Mob / Misc
to modify what arundhathi subramaniam's, a high state is like ventriloquism, a low state is like a seance. & in between i echolocate.

Where Men Are Concerned

/ Masha Tupitsyn / Misc
I thought maybe the rewards and punishments would even out but I later realized that they would not.

Gastronomic Blasphemy: Yom Kippur on Broad City and Yidlife Crisis

/ Menachem Feuer / Misc
It’s hard to know what to make of Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson’s latest video-clip on Yom Kippur. On the one hand, I am somewhat-astonished that they would portray themselves as even keeping Yom Kippur.

Burst O’Teh Web

Everyone’s Great Utopia

Lost Fragments of the Philosophical Investigations

/ Joshua Landy / Misc
You have now hit me in the face. Do I feel pain? Well, I am exhibiting pain-behavior [Schmerzbenehmen].

Philosophical Promenade: On Perfection

/ Jessica Sequeira / Misc
As one grows older one tends to incline toward a third form of perfection, which consists in wanting to keep existing beauty intact.

C. K. Williams, 1936-2015