Mid-Century Modern

/ Alisha Mughal / Fiction
“Is he asleep?” Mitch asked Judy as she came down the stairs, changing the channel […]

Choosing Sides

/ Salimah Perkins / Letters & Essays
For me, there’s a kinship that is inextricably linked with race that produces a resilient loyalty. It’s not blind or without complication, but it is overarching.

Where do thoughts come from?

Poems: Jennifer Maritza McCauley

/ Jennifer Maritza McCauley / Poetry
your joyful teeth are enough to / jail you in consequence

Back In Bed With Dawn Promislow, Again

/ Queen Mob / Interviews
You get down onto the bed, on the floor. Then you are lying flat, and the heavy down cover is on you, like a weight.

MISFIT DOC: Governed by Caprice

Interview: Timothy Dyke

/ Jaimie Gusman / Interviews
I wrote a story once about an extraordinary and dangerous experience I went through when I was devoted to this drug addict friend of mine.

Visiting the Snow Queen

/ Sophie Strohmeier translated from the German by Emma Rault / Fiction, Queer Translation
Translator’s note This text is an excerpt from Küss mich, Libussa ("Kiss Me, Libussa"), a surrealist lesbian novel […]

Derek Walcott, 1930 – 2017

Poems: Mark Cunningham

The Uptight Woodswoman

Poem: Anna Meister

/ Anna Meister / Poetry
it’s possible to miss / what you didn’t even have / and you really had something

Meme Corner (II)