September 23, 2026 | Nonfiction
On the Use of Poison
Christos Komninos
She offered the poison on the tip of a spoon.
September 23, 2026 | Fiction
Hypnic Jerks
Zoë Rose
A couple months ago my mother and I had to dig up my grandmother's grave. I looked away from her face. My mother didn’t: her eye is gone, her skin is gone, and her mouth is a big hole.
September 22, 2026 | Fiction
Old Man and a Monk
Dylan Smith
Three months out of the year I get to file for unemployment. I swim, I paint, and I try not to fuck things up. I have a real tendency to fuck my life up.
THE MANY MEN IN MY LAS MENINAS
Greg Gerke
If I got what I wanted I would actually be doing what I’d wanted to do all along, step inside not history, but living art itself. And for this I would undoubtedly be considered a bad mother—many easily burning me at the stake.
Four Poems (Cunus Response Project)
Christian McDonough
I have developed an awareness / Of my need to perform this fervor / And what I thought was fear / Turned out to be excitement.
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