MISFIT DOC: MY QUORA

FICTION: Tawada’s Eye

/ Marcus Pactor / Fiction
Keller had tasted dirt in her lettuce before, but this time she blamed Roberts. Two […]

Interview: Arun Sagar

/ Medha Singh / Misc
Anamnesia refers to a little-known disorder characterised by an excess of memory. A disease of not forgetting.

Poems: Yahia Lababidi

/ Yahia Lababidi / Poetry
What the Migraine Said As I lie, here, half in and out of consciousness I […]

FICTION: Money

/ Patricia Quintana Bidar / Fiction
I needed money for gas, and my rent was due. UC San Francisco was just […]

Poems: Darren Demaree

/ Darren Demaree / Poetry
EMILY AS I AM QUICKENED I am willing to be broken down even more than […]

FICTION: Consumption, Three Ways

/ Eli S. Evans / Fiction
1. An object with the appearance of a cylindrical metal tank approximately twenty times the […]

Summer 2019 Poets At Queen Mob’s Teahouse

/ Joe Linker / Poetry
Summer 2019 Poets At Queen Mob’s Teahouse Editor’s Note: A list of poets appearing during […]

FICTION: Blessed Be

/ Eleanor Levine / Fiction
I am apparently good, damn good, in bed, but my self-love is wrinkled. I never […]

FICTION: A Levittown Original

/ Celeste Hamilton Dennis / Fiction
Hi there! The cards started after Brooke died in June. The first one arrived on […]

Poems: Len Lawson

/ Len Lawson / Poetry
Portrait of My Depression and Anxiety as a Floor Plan (1). The door has teeth […]

Let Me Clarify #7: Unsolicited Advice by Genia Blum

/ Genia Blum / Misc
Preserving ethnic heritage was more important to my parents than adapting to a country that had offered them asylum and citizenship.

Review: Wild Invocations by Ysabel Y. González

/ Leila Ortiz / Reviews
Ysabel Y. González’s debut collection of poems, Wild Invocations (Get Fresh Books, LLC), argues in […]

FICTION: Language Acquisition

/ Molly Gabriel / Fiction
My baby’s first word was redundant. I murmured, I love you, I love you, I […]

Poems: Karen Poppy

/ Karen Poppy / Poetry
Made Plain Some affluence...in the poverty of their words.     —Wallace Stevens No snow-globe Shakedown, […]

Hey there, Chappie!

/ Judson Hamilton / Misc
It averages out the colour of the world’s history, and that average is dark.

FICTION: Two Black Stones and an Old God

/ Sunil Sharma / Fiction
They were an ordinary pair of two black stones. Lifeless. Solitary. Forlorn. Buffeted by strong […]