Interview: Medha Singh

/ Ruby Nangia / Interviews
I might have said this before somewhere, but it's imperative that the telos is to resist influence.

Keepin It Chad #2

/ Anne Barngrover and Heather McGuire / Misc
dealing with a mansplainer on the prowl

FICTION: The Tasters

/ Michelle Ross / Fiction
The President, who preferred to be called The Wolf, believed The Ungrateful Ones would try […]

Call for Submissions

Keepin It Chad #1

/ Anne Barngrover and Heather McGuire / Misc
Feminist adventures of the noblest white dude you know

News At A Glance #9

/ A S H Smyth / Satire
‘Spain beats the world as the home of the donkey.’ – The Nelson Evening Mail, […]

Alfonso Cuarón and the Majesty of Place

/ Sonya Alexander / Reviews
Cuarón's films present place as both a setting and riff on the human condition

FICTION: Fate Lies in a Dagger

/ Daniel de León / Fiction
Shaving one morning, his steamed skin awash in the scent of his mother’s tobacco, Nadie […]

Isn’t It Satire, don’t’cha think?

Torpid Slivers #38

/ Colin Raff / Misc
The fake Spindulephopods currently flooding (or rather poisoning) the market look quite similar to the real thing...

FICTION: Resident Assistants

/ John Tavares / Fiction
They were twins, like my sister and I, so automatically we felt an instant kinship, […]

FICTION: The Exquisite Corpse of Mallory Green

/ Sarah Nolan-Brueck / Fiction
Image: Girl with Auburn Hair, Pierre Auguste Renoir, 1882 “It’s a shame, really,” said Thomas […]

News At A Glance #8

FICTION: Bounce House

/ Terence Hannum / Fiction
I. I like being Stella’s dad. I don’t get to be him that much. I’m […]

Poem: Alina Pleskova

/ Alina Pleskova / Poetry
Her profile reads In town for the weekend / trying to feel something—

MISFIT DOC: Adda with Anwar

FICTION: Hole in the Head

/ Oliver Zarandi / Fiction
I woke up in the streets again. It was becoming a common occurrence for me, […]

Call For Interviews!

/ Queen Mob / Interviews
Queen Mob's Teahouse is open to submissions of interviews with poets, fiction writers...

FICTION: What’s a Girl Supposed to Do

/ Mileva Anastasiadou / Fiction
Last Christmas I gave him my heart. He broke it the very next day, just […]