September 30, 2026 | Fiction
WHO ELSE IS COMING TO THE HOUSE?
Caroline Henley
Lothar took a bold step towards Tom and sniffed Tom’s sweating, planted hand. “I think they’re friendly? If we don’t scare them?”
September 30, 2026 | Nonfiction
Three Micros
Iryna Somkina
Take me out of this smoke-filled apartment to where the pines and the river are. Near or far. I'm tired and I need to rest. I need a change of scenery. A radical one.
September 30, 2026 | Poetry
In The End, We Are Not Stars
Karina Longo
Your soul, yes, bright as a star in a blackened sea-sky. Something to admire from a cliff,
impossible to hold.
September 29, 2026 | Fiction
My Successful Real Estate Career
Kate Nerone
Perhaps, I thought, I belonged on the laundry room discard shelf with “still good?” written across my forehead.
Four Poems
David Gladfelter
look at me and how I just / sit around and fucking pout
Keith’s Wondrous Moment
David Glekel
The description stated that it needed to be handled with gloves, which was a little frightening for something that was supposed to be ingested.
THE DEBT COLLECTOR
We get quite hungry, you know, never touching the ground.
Reminiscence from Yokohama
Kaleb Mantela
They called it the ‘tip of the spear.’ China in the east, North Korea not far.
Marty
Jane Anne Staw
If I tell you that my 76-year-old brother began using drugs when he was 14, you might guess what our relationship has been like over time. And, if add that my parents always favored my brother,
Retracing My Steps in the Blue Hour
Liv Golvin
On the anniversary of the worst day of my life I was finally able to let go of a burden I have been carrying for more than a year. I am free, I’m not fucking crazy, there is love in my heart, and sweet gentleness in my soul.
Four Poems
PJ Lombardo
Spirals in the / Sky spray out eight billion cassette tapes / So anyone on any other planet might wit / Just how thin earthly love has withered.
On the Use of Poison
Christos Komninos
She offered the poison on the tip of a spoon.
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.
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.
Peace in My Bowels
Julie Morse
My girl smells like maple syrup and hay.
HOBART INTERVIEW with DANIELLE CHELOSKY
Danielle Chelosky/Elizabeth Ellen
Fiction or nonfiction
Autofiction :)
Soft Rains
Jace Einfeldt
Record-breaking heat today and tomorrow and tomorrow.
Four Cunic Poems (Cunus Response Project)
Noam Hessler
She was meditating with me / And eventually she was gone licked up by the surf / On a personal level, expressed in a fiction / That was the breadth of my loving and no thing more
Disrobe Reality: The Paratextual Theatre of Christian McDonough’s Cunus
Noam Hessler
An interlocutor here, is always the audience.
In Sickness
Sage Rubinstein
The depression soon followed like a familiar friend who I had hoped to leave behind.
HOBART INTERVIEW with CHLOE CALDWELL
Chloe Caldwell/Elizabeth Ellen
Writer you’d like to meet irl
I've met enough




