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Category: Last Word

Writers getting the last word. HFR is invested in elevating art by marginalized groups with this blog feature.

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

Anthony Robinson, Last Word, Poetry

Two Poems by Laura Minor

Big Dick, Small Town I Love You, Now Show Me Your Tits And just like that, the house of whores— … More

Last Word, Laura Minor, Poetry

Essay: “The Box” by Diana Whitney

The Box The box was waiting on my porch when I came home from acupuncture. Cardboard, square, criss-crossed with blue … More

Diana Whitney, Essay, Last Word

“Leaver,” a poem by Audrey King

Leaver of glasseson airplanes; papersat home; socks at the baseof beds; of cell phonesupstairs; of voicemails: hi honey,where the hell … More

Audrey King, Last Word, Poetry

“letters that linger,” a poem by Jen Schneider

letters that linger of the moments.memories.meanderings a. the sound of silenceb. the taste of quietc. the feeling of safetyd. the … More

Jen Schneider, Last Word, Poetry

“The Snowy Owl,” a poem by Tara Campbell

The Snowy Owl The snowy owl said to the sad little girlI can send more love your way;the snowy owl … More

Last Word, Poetry, Tara Campbell

Six Poems by milagro moreno

Forgery in a Red DressAfter Safia Elhillo i forge a dark       purple down        the curve of my lip       a … More

Last Word, milagro moreno, Poetry

Terri Drake: Five Poems

Legend She offered her bodyas the world’s terrain.The smooth skin and the scars. She closed the curtainsand put a finger … More

Last Word, Poetry, Terri Drake

Six Poems by A. Martine

i have my own problems i stop telling everyone i’m a good listener people profess they miss mebefore i clock … More

A. Martine, Last Word, Poetry

“girls against god,” an ekphrastic poem by sterling-elizabeth arcadia

girls against godafter annihilation (2018) remember how you cheated on heavenstared that alligator-angel in its eye & shot it dead? … More

Annihilation, Last Word, Poetry, sterling-elizabeth arcadia

“Lurking,” a short story by Tam Nguyen

Lurking For P.A, C*, J, P, D, and friends The campus’ hallway remained silent since the university’s closure earlier this … More

Fiction, Last Word, short story, Tam Nguyen

“the silence feat. uranus, neptune,” a poem by Michael Russell

the silence feat. uranus, neptune in the new dubfor season 3 of sailor moon, the outer guardiansuranus & neptune are … More

Last Word, Michael Russell, Poetry

Four Poems by Joel Anthony Harris

Prince Varmint Stops a Viking Siege I’ll never forget the Bastille Day, how it stormed the countrytown      like a kettle … More

Joel Anthony Harris, Last Word, Poetry

Excerpt from SCARLET: Three Glitched Still Lives by Francesco Levato

*Ed.’s Note: click images to view larger sizes. SCARLET is a digital visual/poetic meditation on the fractured state of psyche … More

erasure, Francesco Levato, Last Word, Poetry

“Cordyceps,” a flash essay by Sher Ting

Cordyceps Did you know cordyceps colonizes the bodies of carpenter ants, chemically hypnotizing them to ascend to the highest point … More

Essay, flash, Last Word, Sher Ting

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