Poetry for Flavor Town USA: “In Foil” by Kath DeGennaro

In Foil It’s something about the way you have to hold it in your handsthe way your mother might have … More

Two Poems by Vincent James Perrone from The Future

Autobiography of Dust I’m leading a quiet life in my dark apartment | searching for Higgs Boson in the company … More

Three Poems by Paul Chuks

Self-Portrait with Less Anxieties Lord, I want to be Hollywood-cool.That young boy whose father ownsA company—and wills it over toHim … More

Side A Fiction: “In Pictures” by J.T. Price

In Pictures When girls asked who her father was, sometimes Norma Jeane said she didn’t know, and sometimes said she’d … More

Haunted Passages Poetry: “Registry” by Dane Slutzky

Registry We got married before the disasterand now, whenever something happens,a package shows up on the doorstep. When part of … More

“Car-X”: An Excerpt from Angela Woodward’s New Novel Ink

“We have extensive accounts, typed out neatly: ‘They took me into a dark room and started hitting me on the … More

Haunted Passages: Five Poems by Scott Ferry

this is a poem about the fish on the dock whose mouth gasps a 0 as it tries to breatheand … More

“Call Me Kitty,” a new Haunted Passages short story by Kelly Gray

Call Me Kitty I’m on my way to a party down the highway at one of the houses in town … More

The Future by (∀/non i/U): “UX-000-111 (Oxygen),” from a larger work in progress called U/X

“UX-000-111″ is from a larger work in progress called U/X, about the author’s (∀/non i/U) User eXperience w/ the fundamental … More

Short Fiction: “To Have Done with the Division of Moving Bodies” by John Madera

To Have Done with the Division of Moving Bodies The day the killer killed the bitch, the town-they-called-a-city’s grayscale sky … More

Two Poems by Anthony Robinson

Failures of the Poets Wyatt couldn’t keep count of his “numbrous vers”And when I mentioned this, a user said, “pronounced … More

“A Duality, a Duet”: Reading Addie Tsai’s Unwieldy Creatures by Maxx Fidalgo

Described as a “genderbent, queer, biracial modern-retelling of Mary Shelley’s classic Frankenstein,” Addie Tsai delivers on all descriptors. Unwieldy Creatures … More

Poetry for Side A: “Like So” by Sharon Mesmer

Like So —after Alfonsina Storni, Argentina, 1892 –1938 1/ I’m reading a book on how to live and wondering if … More

“Cheers to the Weirdos!”: Jesi Bender Presents a Heavy Feather Review Favorites List for 2022

I’m a sucker for a year-end list. I love seeing what people enjoyed, adding to my TBR, and discovering new … More

“Take-Out,” an original fiction by Kip Knott for Flavor Town USA

Take-Out Sometimes Clay can’t believe he still lives in the house he grew up in. His dad still lives there, … More