Response

/ Juliana Spahr / Misc
I have never really understood prosody. I might as well start there.

Poems: Ben Kline

/ Ben Kline / Poetry
A Pile A gathering of young cousins is called a pile. It’s not a reunion […]

Queen Mob’s Presents: Nicholas Rombes

/ Queen Mob / Misc
You drove me to the old humiliation on what was / Taleghani Avenue.

FICTION: The Future Is Magic

/ Jon Doyle / Fiction
The Idea It was one of the Russians who said it. Something like, although my […]

FICTION: Forgotten

/ Jody Gerbig / Fiction
Ginny, the home nurse, shows up for her third visit at seven a.m. wearing flowery […]

Poem: Tammy Lai-Ming Ho

/ Tammy Lai-Ming Ho / Poetry
Oysters are not available /  in town. I go to the supermarket / to buy bacon-flavoured chips.

FICTION: Nesting

/ Ariel Kusby / Fiction
When I return to my empty room, I open the window and let the heat […]

Interview: Lindsey Boldt

/ Jamie Townsend / Interviews
We discussed, among other things, mutual aid, the radical healing potential of grief and depression, writing as emotional labor, humor, and poetry as magic.  

MISFIT DOC: Green Campaign

‘Ravings of a Madwoman’ by Lilith

FICTION: Something You Admired

/ RW Spryszak / Fiction
We didn’t say good-bye before you came to resemble a hundred other people I used […]

VIDEOGAMES & LONELINESS: EARL

/ Kent Kosack / Video Games
Friday night Shauna watches her sister Jen, long-legs in high-heeled clogs, strut down the tiled […]

FICTION: Cannot Touch

/ Julia Gerhardt / Fiction
The sheets have to be bleached, that’s for certain. I watch him from the end […]

Poems: Kali Paszkiewicz

/ Kali Paszkiewicz / Poetry
Witches I twist my hand out the car window To feel the ways the wind […]

Poems: Ian Seed

/ Ian Seed / Poetry
Air of Protection A young man in a priest’s collar, my maiden shift went badly […]

Poems: Claudia F. Saleeby Savage

/ Claudia F. Saleeby Savage / Poetry
  Listen to the readings: It’s a good feeling if everything is gone, everything is […]

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