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September 13, 2026 | Rejected Modern Love Essay

In Sickness

Sage Rubinstein

The depression soon followed like a familiar friend who I had hoped to leave behind.

September 12, 2026 | Interview

HOBART INTERVIEW with CHLOE CALDWELL

Chloe Caldwell/Elizabeth Ellen

Writer you’d like to meet irl

I've met enough

September 11, 2026 | Poetry

Crimes Against God and the Crown: Five Poems

Anthony Gedell

These untamed wild horses galloping inside these Trojan hearts / Like that beach that one summer / This one summer, it is all we get  
/ Slipping through our fingers like the sands of Ios where Homer lay in dust 

September 10, 2026 | Nonfiction

What Listening Looks Like

Brian Cohen

Video after video, she became a fan in front of the camera, leaving her future self a playlist of nostalgia.

September 9, 2026 | Nonfiction

  Chrissy Collins: Born Again Virgin

Chisa Iwuagwu Lehane

Could it really be true that Betsey actually let him put his fingers inside her? In both holes, as they reported? How could he do that to Betsey with the Guess jeans, glossy hair, and big boobs?

September 8, 2026 | Poetry

Five Poems 

Cady Hardy

I loved you better as a vague notion. Better / as an uncountable thing. Better /
as an assembly of dog treats.

September 8, 2026 | Poetry

Brother Graphon

Jacob Potash

I grass-skied down the camp hill in my non-specialist shoes, drifted into the icy endzone with the kids,

September 7, 2026 | Poetry

VEGAS

Logan Berry

When a bikini-clad granny cracks aces / At Virtual Poker  / The Avatar Dealer, / A flickering PAWG, / Winces or winks  

September 6, 2026 | fucked up modern love essays

Not Quite a Love Letter

Canzhen Zhao

Our social circles had overlapped for more than a decade. To everyone here, I was first an old acquaintance, a fixed figure of their long past. Not the person I was today.

September 4, 2026 | Fiction

Confession

Ashley Yang-Thompson

I showed up at a bar that served free meatballs in a red slip I bought at my local Chinese dollar store, hoping to get high on a charmed stranger. 

September 3, 2026 | Poetry

3 Prose Poems

Naa Asheley Ashitey

I'll say the metformin must be working. You'll tell me to message my doctor, ask about upping the dose.

September 2, 2026 | Nonfiction

Regarding Death, Detachment, And The Right to Rise Again in Middle Age

Bob Hill

I feel a change coming on. I want to travel more. I want to visit Vietnam, and Transylvania; I want to watch the sun go down along the Nile.

September 2, 2026 | Nonfiction

  My Life Through the Years with Supers  

Maxine Rosaler

Murray would be my only American-born super.  He was big and fat and had a very productive-sounding cough and he always dressed in the same dirty white T-shirt and the same baggy corduroy pants whenever I saw him—summer, winter, spring and fall. 

September 1, 2026 | Book Review

Have a Drink, Stranger: A Review of Meaghan Garvey's 'Midwestern Death Trip'

Amelia Langas

Meaghan Garvey knows well the hypnotic power the road holds for introspection as well as the inherent humanity one can find among the regulars at those solitary dive bars.

September 1, 2026 | Poetry

on pure desire

Nicole Fegan

ration the rest of the smoke, / spend hours tracing maps / to find the pub marquee