February 5, 2020 | Fiction
The Last Time I Saw Zac Smith
Giacomo Pope
“When Zac started writing the poems, I didn’t think it would get to this.”
February 5, 2020 | Poetry
sorry for taking
Patrycja Humienik
so long to call back
the first time the phone
rang i was beneath a
bridge when you rang
again the roar of cars and
cargo overhead made it too
loud to hear you sense of
sea partially
February 3, 2020 | Nonfiction
On Malcolm Lowry
Robert Stone
Two thousand nine is the centennial year of Malcolm Lowry, the British novelist and poet, whose extraordinary novel Under the Volcano appeared in 1947. Lowry’s first version of it was a loosely constructed story about Britons who witness a violent crime in Mexico.
You Against You
James Yates
If Clubber Lang just chilled out, he would’ve been in Rocky’s corner, too.
Today on Dagobah, Ep. 4: "Sinkhole"
Josh Sippie
“Foresee this, I did not,” Yoda commiserated. But he knew what he had to do. He just didn’t know if he could do it.
I Would Be a Better Woman If I Were Dumber or Nicer
Carrie Murphy
People are always saying...
A Kind of Miracle
Evan Senie
Marlon, breath puffing out in the cool morning air, says to no one that if the students cry, he will cry too. This isn’t a process you want to see again through new eyes.
Go Big or Go Home
Michael Meyerhofer
Here come the ones who chose / the second option...
My First Porn Video
Adeniyi Ademoroti
You would have believed on the screen was where my attention stayed.
A Problem of Vertigo
Elizabeth Horneber
Recently, I told my mother that I used to climb out of the bathroom window in the upstairs and crawl out onto the chimney ledge, where one slip of the ankle, knee, wrist, and I would have fallen three stories onto cement. Perhaps it began as another peace offering—I was trying to amuse her.
My First Real Sneakers
Christian Aguiar
There was no way you could have a pair of Nikes and get clowned.
Pink
Tammy Delatorre
There was a yearning in me for her soft whiteness, which went powdery pink in her most private of places.
All the Trees of the Field Will Clap Their Hands
Alec Prevett
I want to be remembered like this: taut...
AirBnB (St. Louis)
Sean Ennis
Under what circumstances do we find ourselves here?
Making Weight (pt. 3)
Denny Connolly
Previously on...
Part 2 || Part 1 || Prologue
Three Poems
Dujie Tahat
salat to define the terms of ritual
[adhan]
A calling, a culling, a billowing
minaret banner, a cigarette starter thrown
out a moving car window to prove a point.
Two Micros
Dina L. Relles
"with sky as ceiling, / ground as home, / we can call the stranger / lover / and the earth / ours / at least for a little while."




