April 11, 2015 |
It Follows
Sean Kilpatrick
PS – This film deserves its every cult and to be ranked even beyond into the commonly over-valued status of a classic
April 10, 2015 |
Hobart "Experts" Predict the 2015 MLB Season -- Andrew Ervin
Andrew Ervin
Here in Philadelphia, there’s a comfortable familiarity in the air, a sense of impending mediocrity to which every lifelong Phillies fan has grown accustomed. The bandwagon is empty, the ride over.
April 9, 2015 |
A Player's Guide to Spring Training, Pt. 3: Pitching
Emily Nemens
Throw one hundred miles per hour, fastballs so fast the shortstop slaps you on the ass at the end of the inning.
April 8, 2015 | Nonfiction
Mill Valley Little League, 1999 to 2004
Dylan Fisher
David
Could be anyone by now. I hope he's okay. I hope they're all okay.
Baseball's Cruel Lexicon
Nicholas Mainieri
We’re speaking of salvation, god damn it,
And only the incurious break slumps.
Expectations and Lack Thereof
T. S. Flynn
Last season I knew good and goddamn well, even before April gave way to May, that the White Sox weren’t going to be challenging for any titles. That’s not to say I was disinterested. The 2014 Sox
Hobart "Experts" Predict the 2015 MLB Season -- Stewart O'Nan
Stewart O'Nan
For the last few years, we've asked some of our favorite writers and contributors and known baseball fans to "predict the season," a kind of Hobart version of an expert's panel of predictions on,
Father-Son Combos
Evan Lavender-Smith
On 14 September 1990, Ken Griffey Sr. hit a home run, and Ken Griffey Jr., the very next batter, also hit a home run, making them the only father–son combo in Major League Baseball history to hit
Altruism on Twitter: The Amazin' @DidMetsLose2Day Feed
Andrew Bomback
I learned about @DidMetsLose2Day because someone I followed retweeted a post.
from Nature Poem
Tommy Pico
Tommy “Teebs” Pico was a Queer/Art/Mentors inaugural fellow, 2013 Lambda Literary fellow in poetry, and has poems in BOMB, Guernica, and [PANK]. Originally from the Viejas Indian reservation of the Kumeyaay nation, he now lives in Brooklyn and curates the reading series Poets With Attitude (PWA) with Morgan Parker. @heyteebs
2 Fictions
Kate Wyer
The birds lift their blue feet in a slow and deliberate seduction.
Why Things Fall: Einstein
Erin Stalcup
Gravity bends light. Gravitational attraction between masses results in a warping of space and time.
Lazy Wolf Comics
Alex Jiang
What is a Z
Eye-phones, Cell-phones, and maybe Pie-phones
We Were Homeless
Emily Geminder
We were homeless. We stole blankets, sheets. We took provisions. We carried our houses inside us.
Top Five
Sean Kilpatrick
Seinfeld near tits is an innovative sight. A billionaire can only be cropped next to libidinous events with CGI. It appears comedians struggle to retrieve their teeth back from fame.
Toenail Love
Connor Ferguson
The nails on my pinky toes are just nubbins, really — sort of shapeless blobs of keratin that grow in a little pit at the end of each toe.
Europe Poems
Richard Wehrenberg, Jr.
These Austrian cows
lying down vaguely chewing
grass what are they think
Saratoga Tree Beast
Sean Kilpatrick
We tried training the Doberman abandoned a yard down with chemically flattened ham
I Keep Thinking
Carabella Sands
But I have a million lights
I have two million actually
A whole billboard
Starred Up
Sean Kilpatrick
I think Hemingway killed the subordinate clause because it looked at him slantward from the shelled nobility of an era that deserved Victorianism.
Open Your Heart
Roya Khatiblou
The boy is sprawled across the woman’s bed . . .
9mm
Rebecca Hazelwood
Every day after your aunt points a 9mm Smith and Wesson at your head, you think about holding one in your hands. You need to feel that weight.
No Sand at the Beach
Michael McGrath
There were reports of a vagrant living in a bathhouse.
Maybe We Should Get Tattoos and Other Possibilities for Happiness
N. Michelle AuBuchon
I don’t know if my husband and I are on the way to church or a hangover.
Fan Fiction About Bass Lines
Pete Holby
The bass line to “If I Was Your Girlfriend” curled into a smaller ball and pulled the thin blanket in tighter.
Forgetting New Year's Eve
Fruzsina Eördögh
We were in Hungary to see his grave, which I did not spit on, and I’m proud of myself for that.