Poem: Amie Zimmerman

The Winter Garden

/ Michalle Gould / Fiction
Diane thought to herself that the winter garden in its truest form could only exist […]

MISFIT DOC: Anomalous Cities

/ Robert Boucheron / Misfit Docs
Ever so slowly, the city that threatens to grind to a halt shudders and lurches forward.

The Too Much and the Too Little

/ Masha Tupitsyn / Misc
Teaching Moonstruck today and relating it to the question of productive frustration in love. Why we need to be frustrated before we can love.

The Doldrums

/ Dave K. / Fiction
Sometimes the rain burns your skin, other times it merely stings. When you feel puckish enough to try raising the sails again, they are full of holes.

Fugitived

/ Jennifer Calkins / Fiction
from We are a Fugitive Assemblage William Randolph Hearst, notorious, was born rich. His father, […]

Poem: Gary Nihsen

/ Gary Nihsen / Poetry
'when we run out of things to talk about that silence is neither storm-worthy nor sinkable'

Texas Homecoming

/ Samantha Duncan / Fiction
The Central Plains High School auditorium was packed like no previous student assembly had seen. […]

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Meme Corner

Interview: Jaimie Gusman

/ Timothy Dyke / Interviews
Aren't all vessels unreliable? Aren't all memories unreliable? Aren't all experiences seen through the lens of an unreliable narrator?

Poems: Momtaza Mehri

Dream of Humans

/ J.A. Pak / Fiction
She was eight when her body rotted away. A virus. They were able to save […]

A Conversation with Uzodinma Okehi

/ Zeke Perkins / Interviews
I hate it when people say that there's nothing really good going on in literature. It's bullshit.

I Wasn’t Made For These Times

/ Sam Jaffe Goldstein / Misc
To call the road from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv a road is a lie.

MISFIT DOC: Multiples