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1987 Was Lit: J. Dianne Dotson on Sir Patrick Stewart

5th May 2020 / J. Dianne Dotson / Misc

Such command of voice, of physicality. Who was this man?

FICTION: Glitch Operative

4th May 2020 / Mike Corrao / Fiction

My anatomy is rendered onto the luminous surface of the monitor. Simplified into rigid cuts […]

Quiz: How Much Can You Complain on Social Media Without Sounding Like a Jerk? (Social Distancing Edition)

4th May 2020 / Jillian Pretzel / Satire

you gotta fight for your right to complain

FICTION: A Diagram

2nd May 2020 / Gaurav Monga / Fiction

In order to translate his short stories, the translators of his work have traversed two […]

SATIRE: 13 UPSIDES TO COVID

2nd May 2020 / Ben Krull / Satire

behind every mask, a smile

‘Sobre viver na era da pandemia’ por Jeremy Fernando, traduzido por Vitor Pequeno

2nd May 2020 / Jeremy Fernando / Letters & Essays

Sobre viver na era da pandemia Yanyun Chen, Wind charcoal on paper 2016 Giorgio Agamben […]

HOW TO RELAX

1st May 2020 / Michael Aliprandini / Letters & Essays

Give your vocal cords a rest. Ponder the title of a BBC article: “How much […]

In Bed With Scott Manley Hadley

1st May 2020 / Russell Bennetts / Misc

I used to sweat a lot / In my sleep / But then I started exercising / And not taking drugs

Remotely Yours

30th Apr 2020 / Lori Jakiela / Letters & Essays

Working from Home, Quarantine Day Whothehellknows Dear X, I promise I will get to the […]

Vlad Interviews: Konstantinos Papacharalampos

30th Apr 2020 / Vlad Savich / Misc

I believe progress is, unfortunately, not linear. There are many ups and downs in the way.

FICTION: Cotton Candy

30th Apr 2020 / Eisuke Aikawa tr. Toshiya Kamei / Fiction

“I still need some tomatoes and beer,” Matsumoto mumbled. In the meat section of the […]

Satire: Bond 25 Synopsis

30th Apr 2020 / Kazuo Robinson / Satire

sock it to 'em, J.B!

‘Sobre viviendo en tiempos de pandemia’, por Jeremy Fernando, traducido por Manuel Bernardo Vargas Ricalde

30th Apr 2020 / Jeremy Fernando / Letters & Essays

Sobre viviendo en tiempos de pandemia Yanyun Chen, Study of the last goodbye Charcoal on […]

Ordinary Nostalgia

28th Apr 2020 / Robert Wexelblatt / Letters & Essays

A while back, my sister attended a reunion of her eighth-grade class and returned with […]

Let Me Clarify #14: Unsolicited Advice by Genia Blum

28th Apr 2020 / Genia Blum / Misc

Years ago, I survived a massive overdose. My near-death experience left me grateful for the second chance at life, and removed all anxiety about a future demise.

FICTION: Battle of Plassey

28th Apr 2020 / Torsa Ghosal / Fiction

1. “In 1757, the Nawab of Bengal’s army fought the British East India company for […]

Liebe (Teil 3) von Lilith

27th Apr 2020 / Lilith / Letters & Essays

Date: Tue, 21 Apr 2020 at 4:56PM Lilith to ZE: I’m curious though … […]

Poems: Sara Youngblood Gregory

27th Apr 2020 / Sara Youngblood Gregory / Poetry

climate death but my blood runs hot “guts in a glass vase” is a reference […]

Day Twenty-Three

26th Apr 2020 / Carolina Meurkens / Letters & Essays

Quarantine reminds me of December mornings in Northern Germany, an unwelcomed melancholy that turns familiar […]

FICTION: What Women Adore

26th Apr 2020 / Megan Howell / Fiction

Kileen’s eyes went to the boy in row b, latching onto him and reeling her […]

Scott Manley Hadley’s Lockdown Life

23rd Apr 2020 / Scott Manley Hadley / Misc

It is hard to run away / In lockdown / When everything you're running from / Is inside your head