Hey there, Chappie!

/ Judson Hamilton / Misc
I've always thought of Scott Manley Hadley as a confident extrovert. 

Hey there, Chappie!

/ Judson Hamilton / Misc
In Geraldine Clarkson’s chapbook Declare sound is of the upmost importance.

FICTION: Mikes

/ Yvonne Amey / Fiction
Everyone on this sofa is named Mike. We are in Barry’s apartment, but he is […]

In defense of stupidity — on love & marriage

/ Jeremy Fernando / Misc
To wed is not only to pledge oneself, to make a vow but to also make a wager, to place a bet on a future.

FICTION: Creases and the Crescent Moon

/ Ipshita Mitra / Fiction
Evening. The sky looked like a crumpled, crisp white bed sheet. Every crease reminded her […]

Review: On Endings

/ Eliza Brilliant / Reviews
Words will always move, always affect. For the ritual of language is not necessitated on understanding, but the desire to understand.

(Not) My Writing Desk

/ JA Pak / Misc
Lately, I've been feeling that the wave of writing is over. But it's me that's over,

FICTION: The Bare-Breasted Suffragettes

/ Diana Manole / Fiction
Introduction: Thirty Years of Post-Communism “The Bare-Breasted Suffragettes” is dedicated to the thirty-year anniversary of […]

Poems: Matthew James Friday

/ Matthew James Friday / Poetry
Unable to Break The young couple left the café quickly, nothing bought, and stood together […]

Interview: Raghav Meattle

/ Queen Mob / Music
I learnt to play the guitar to set a lot of my poems to music. It’s all about what I’m saying through words and melodies. For now, I’m doing it with a guitar.

FICTION: Good Bread

/ Corey Rieger / Fiction
His name tag says ‘Walter’, but everyone calls him ‘Walt’. He is unmistakably middle-aged. Larger-than-necessary […]

Interview: Mehdi M. Kashani

/ Michelle D'costa / Interviews
I’ve seen many people who go through tough separations. I find it interesting how they continue to be hung up on their past relationships.

Poem: Patricia Farrell

/ Patricia Farrell / Poetry
from Handshoe (after Max Klinger Ein Handschuh (Paraphrase on the finding of a glove))   […]

(Not) My Writing Desk

/ Melissa L. Amstutz / Misc
I’ve put on Leonard Cohen’s “So Long, Marianne.” Were you familiar with Leonard Cohen? I regret to inform you that he has passed on, like you.

FICTION: The Joy of Music

/ Jung Young Su, translated by Anton Hur / Fiction
Prostate Cancer I laughed when I first heard Hyunsu had prostate cancer. But once I […]

Let Me Clarify #4: Unsolicited Advice by Genia Blum

/ Genia Blum / Misc
My father fled Ukraine after World War II with only the proverbial shirt on his back. He met my mother in an Austrian displaced persons camp.