Poems: Eloisa Amezcua

Out of Control

/ Cornelia Barber / Fiction
It turned out that after we had broken up this other girl came back into […]

Feelings Pile Up

A Brief Rumination About Nothing

/ Naveen Kishore / Misc
Trusting words to mean what they say is no longer an option. Sure, we hear them. Often, we even ‘see’ them as they sway down the ramp of language. Stony eyed and anorexic in their transparent gowns.

Nothing to Worry About

/ Matthew Bright / Fiction
It’s   probably no   accident that they look like grandmothers. Grandmothers in power-suits. Briefcases full of […]

Projecting Singapore

/ Alexander McGregor / Misc
A “I’m-going-to-study-business-management-at-St-Andrews”, goody-two shoes, Singapore remains a young nation taking steps towards a fully fledged, self-actualised identity.

Poems: Rupert Loydell

/ Rupert Loydell / Poetry
'I never liked anything / very much but now / even that is gone.'

Wanting Magic

/ Masha Tupitsyn / Misc
“Where’s the magic? Where’s the magic? Why does everyone squander the magic?”

Burst O’Teh Web

LOST IN THE FOG: Friday, 5/6

/ Evan Tognotti / Media
Bumming Yosuke out and beginning some serious training with Chie

Decades

/ Masha Tupitsyn / Misc
Winona Ryder was so weird (and not in a good way) on Seth Myers this week. Made me sad.

(Remember to use lube)

The Back to School Special

Optotype

/ Joe Linker / Misc
I saw some strange markings on the sidewalk, as if math really is fun. A gaggle of signs befouled the views, whispering orders, dangers, and cautions.

Poems: Lisa Marie Basile

/ Lisa Marie Basile / Poetry
'The swelling in me, / I could burst a bag of blood oranges in the street.'

A Schlemiel With a Russian Revolver

/ Menachem Feuer / Misc
On November 18, 1917 Franz Kafka wrote in one of his Octavio Notebooks the following meditation on good and evil: “Evil knows the Good, but Good does not know of Evil.”