Posts by Divya Mehra
Negroni & Whiskey: Toasting to a Year of Forbidden Flowers by Spleen
Joe Nasta, Carmen Cornue, and Donna Morton
"Mostly I think Spleen is about celebrating our friendship. It's a love that needs to be emphasized more widely rather than romantic love. Spleen is also a fantasy escape that gives us agency in ways we don't have in reality."
A Modern Education
Sandra Jensen
I should have asked John why he was so unhappy. I should have done more than write that stupid note that was all about me and nothing about him.
Mademoiselle, 1966
Donna Morton
she keeps her secrets as easily as she takes off her white
gloves
A Book of Potential Prayers: A Conversation with Katie Ebbitt
Katie Ebbitt and Nadia Prupis
The “death of the mother” is trying to do two things: the first is a nod to family abolition and the death of the mother within a capitalistic context. And the second is explicitly thinking through “mothers” dying during childbirth or dying because they are unable to receive care for abortion.
I Remember Jenny Stax
Scott Laudati
But the merch guy was always your ticket in.
crossing the line
Sophie Madeline Dess
It’s not necessarily loneliness that I feel but rather a burgeoning propensity toward violence.
Three Poems
Benjamin Drevlow
Oh. No. I prefer fat men and fingernail clippers.
Number 10 for Her
Adam Berlin
I taste cigarette in her mouth.
The Big Asshole
md wheatley
I went in every Manhattan bookstore looking for The Cows by Lydia Davis.
A Fragment A Day Keeps The Ghosts Away: A Review Of Nate Lippens' 'Ripcord'
Danielle Chelosky
Lippens, like most writers and artists in general, occupies this space slightly distanced from the commotion of the world.
Marriage Ghazal
Lily Sadighmehr
I can’t read in Farsi but I taught him how to say kiss, my flower, small, my heart and now the florists know
In the Service of Unknown Gods
Sam Redlark
[The names of certain parties have been changed. Other names were never known and are now lost in time.]
I get maudlin and nostalgic over the Christmas holidays, mostly for a past version of
American Pastimes
Aida Riddle
It is a widely known fact that Arledge created Monday Night Football in conjunction with the American Suicide Watch as a way to stymie a flood of Monday night suicides.