FICTION: Bone Calculus

/ Rod Val Moore / Fiction
Chemistry of emptiness. Every cloud-free sky presents an irksome hollowness, an enormous gassiness just waiting […]

Poems: Linda Umans

/ Linda Umans / Poetry
Time Twins A youth, rusty haired as I was in my time, rocked atop a […]

Lust Thrust Thursdays: Puppy Love

/ Rani Shukra / Sex
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Poems: Jessie Janeshek

/ Jessie Janeshek / Poetry
Bite the Bullet I get in this rut             of hiding in the woods with my […]

Poems: Kristine Esser Slentz

/ Kristine Esser Slentz / Poetry
ceremonial of spouse late-night breakfasts waited up between time to traded chairs moth-bitten kisses broken […]

FICTION: Sharing

/ Daniel David Gothard / Fiction
My brother died yesterday. Marius was thirty-four years old. Our parents are both dead and […]

FICTION: The Dog

/ Monica Wang / Fiction
Image: Dog Lying in the Snow, Franz Marc, 1911 Neil was an hour late because […]

Poems: Emily Perez

/ Emily Perez / Poetry
My Husband’s Hands after Charlie Clark from our mutual friend / the first thing I […]

Are you looking at me crossways?!

FICTION: The Ambivalent Bridge

/ Ryan Rivas / Fiction
The novelist stewed in the Florida heat. It was a typical Florida summer, mid-afternoon. Soon […]

Poems: Hannah Regel

/ Hannah Regel / Poetry
Oliver Reed There is a picture of you behind the bar where we eat French […]

MISFIT DOC: Rate My Professor

FICTION: Heavy Med

/ Jason S. Dennis / Fiction
Day seven. Patchouli and body odor—it was hard to tell where one ended and the […]

Poems: Eric Valor

/ Eric Valor / Poetry
Iki & Etta – For Squar, in thanks They call to me; Rotund Party-colored bodies […]

FICTION: In Frame

/ Devan Del Conte / Fiction
Lula It starts with a single shoe on the side of the highway. Tall trees […]

FICTION: A Taxi Would Have Been Nice Under The Circumstances

/ T.S.J Harling / Fiction
From: aw1clientservices@jcenterprises.co.ukaA To: harrietjaneandersonarts@gmail.com Subject: No Subject Date: Thurs, 17th May 2007 07:36 Harriet dearest just […]

Sixteen Again

/ Oscar Mardell / Misc
At fifteen, I listened to ‘Sixteen Again’ and wondered, yes, what it might feel like to be sixteen, to become a full-time resident in that shit place...

Poems: Pete Miller

/ Pete Miller / Poetry
BIRDS OF NIGHT Only proof she had a mother: one fuchsia, shook-off, boa feather. After […]

FICTION: The Cement Mixer

/ Sam Price / Fiction
The neighborhood around my church was poor. Still, when one of our own died, we’d […]

Poem: Yvonne Amey

/ Yvonne Amey / Poetry
Crack and Cake So, I build a fire along the interstate, Watch a trucker flee […]

Gay Communism

/ Andrija Filipovic / Reviews
The appearance of Mario Mieli's book Towards a Gay Communism: Elements of Homosexual Critique is a breath of fresh air in the field of queer studies