Poems for Philosophers

/ Justin E. H. Smith / Misc
I’d rather end up at the morgue / Than in kingdom come with Swedenborg

FICTION: Neighbor Network

/ A.E. Weisgerber / Fiction
It’s a fox. It’s a bear. Carjacker. Package thief. Jehovah’s witness. Thin Mints. Ding-dongditch. A […]

Interview: Karen Houle

/ Jeremy Luke Hill / Interviews
I made up that term, folk ecology, riffing on folk psychology which is often denigrated in contemporary evidence-based consciousness studies and brain medicine

Review: Neighbours & Tourists by Ewa Mazierska

/ Yosefa Loshitzky / Reviews
Neighbours & Tourists by Ewa Mazierska is a unique literary gem. In the first part, […]

Poems: Gabriela Maceira

/ Gabriela Maceira / Poetry
Apple Pie with Anna Nicole Mama used to say that the secret for her famous […]

FICTION: Brexit and Soda Farls

/ Neil Burns / Fiction
On a barstool, in a small Dublin boozer, studying himself in the mirror, forty-year-old Northerner, […]

Poems: Debra Black

/ Debra Black / Poetry
Ravi’s Wish: A tale in 5 short poems #1 We met on a porcupine’s back, […]

FICTION: Shoplifting Against Capitalism

/ Lola Noir / Fiction
“It’s time,” you say, “4 to 6 is rush hour and it’s best to go […]

Crying into My Scrambled Eggs

/ Denise K. James / Misc
I never learned to buy groceries or to cook, maybe because my mom didn’t really get into those tasks.

FICTION: Risk Assessment

/ Jane Downing / Fiction
The duck flew right at her. A missile with wings. A dog – a small […]

MISFIT DOC: An Ouchfielder’s Prayer

Poems: Manuela Williams

/ Manuela Williams / Poetry
A Conversation (With Birds) I need to ask: have you ever plucked the ashy feathers […]

Let Me Clarify #8: Unsolicited Advice by Genia Blum

/ Genia Blum / Misc
Accompanied by my son, I was back at Lucerne’s Museum of Art a few weeks later, channeling my father’s vocal volume at the ticket counter.

Queen Mob Presents: Christopher Woodall

/ Christoper Woodall / Poetry
Half a brain, half a brain, / Half a brain onward / All in the valley of Death

Poems: Steve Mueske

/ Steve Mueske / Poetry
The Cyclist —for Pedro Pascual Perello That there is a sun, above all. That the […]

FICTION: Lunch

/ Melissa Benton Barker / Fiction
The other day I had lunch with my ex. We do this twice a year, […]

Poems: Serena Solin

/ Serena Solin / Poetry
My Old Self My old self, wrapped round me, was shroud. One day she slipped […]