FICTION: The Viewing

/ Terence Hannum / Fiction
In the gray light of the afternoon, the rain falls lightly through the towering pines […]

Poems: Rupert Loydell

/ Rupert Loydell / Poetry
TEN EMAILS FROM STRANGERS ‘What a big synthesizer you’ve got.’ ‘All the better to make […]

FICTION: Huff, Puff, Blow

/ Jess Richardson / Fiction
As far as temporary homelessness goes, it was a good temporary homelessness, a great temporary […]

Where is the 2019 Red Wedge?

/ Peter Wyn Mosey / Music
Where is the Red Wedge of 2019? Where is the grime-soaked mouthpiece willing to put their career on the line to add voice to a seamed cause?

Poems: Elias Siqueiros

/ Elias Siqueiros / Poetry
The Age Of Waiting We were waiting for the winter to begin. We were waiting […]

Body Horror

/ Thogdin Ripley / Reviews
I’ve been thinking around the idea of ‘body horror’, which is perhaps more aligned to a certain kind of pulpiness in film in the first instance, from a literary perspective.

FICTION: Insect Group 3-23

/ Rich Ives / Fiction
Not a Pocket or a Door, Not a Renegade Shore Freya’s Fritillary Butterfly Larrys above, […]

Poems: Michael Grinthal

/ Michael Grinthal / Poetry
For Job From The Train The particles are still my Companions though they make Up […]

MISFIT DOC: Make Me A Monster

/ Shannon Barber / Misfit Docs
dreams of being a tricked out meatbag of ain’t shitness and glitter as my armor and my shield

FICTION: A Saga of Blasphemy

/ Hareendran Kallinkeel / Fiction
A church bell tolls, a single strike, noise that pierces her ears Rosy’s eyes dart, […]

Black Friday and The New Industrial Revolution: What Do We Do?

/ Amanda Earl / Misc
I feel guilty about relying on Amazon and Google, and at the same time I feel it’s hypocritical of me to opt out. And it’s also overwhelming.

FICTION: The Masterpiece

/ Dennis Pahl / Fiction
I don’t know why I even bother to write stories. How many people will read […]

Let Me Clarify #10: Unsolicited Advice by Genia Blum

/ Genia Blum / Misc
I have a loud voice, and I have opinions. Observe me at social events, when small talk devolves into descriptions of the weather.

SATIRE: Story #2: Sketch

FICTION: In Situ

/ Lexi Pandell / Fiction
Kmart is burning on TV. So is the church and hospital. I pack my toothbrush, […]

Poems: Jeremy Schmidt

/ Jeremy Schmidt / Poetry
Just What Was in Front of Us All Along When the paper is too soft […]

Poem: J.A. Dela Cruz-Smith

/ J.A. Dela Cruz-Smith / Poetry
Love Letter from Impostor Syndrome Dear Evening’s biography of you forgetting your own name— To […]