Like having your eyes sewn shut 1 Someone planted a tree in my stomach. Roots tore through my ribs, limbs … More
Category: Print Archives
Welcome to the print archives, a searchable category of work published since 2012. The project is an attempt to bring as much of the magazine online as possible. We’re`still printing issues, and archival will be gradual, hopefully weekly, depending on the given moment.
The Future: SACRED PLACES TAROT DECK by Thirii Myo Kyaw Myint
The Night City PROVIDENCE, FROM TWILIGHT TO THE hour of the wolf. The hill, the river, the secret stairs behind … More
“Woe of the World,” a Future Drama by Rachel Joseph
Goat Chorus of Sufferers Medea Antigone Susan Molly Lizzie Orestes Gary Rodolfo Ted At rise: A ritual. Sunrise to sunset. … More
“Plastic Light,” flash fiction from The Future by Jerrod Schwarz
THE DAM WAS A WEIRD body at night. Big half of a hip. Bladderskin wrapped over a coccyx. Cut a … More
The Future: “Really Good Puppets,” a short story by Jill M. Talbot
THINGS CAN BE PEOPLE, WHEN you get down to it, and this can be dangerous. It is most dangerous when … More
Read for Free: Seafaring Split Chapbook, Vol. 5 Contest Winners Jessica Q. Stark & Kiley McLaughlin
Table of Contents \\\Side A/// Jessica Q. Stark The Liminal Parade “Strange Beasts“ “Tissue Cultures in Auckland“ “Epileptic Release Hounds“ … More
Fiction from The Future: “Old Faithful” by Nathan Dragon
HE’D SAY IF MAYBE HE got a new one, he’d be able to get some work done. The desk chair … More
The Future: “Women with Runes,” a short story by Michelle Dove
Independence IT IS HERE—THE CELEBRATION of our country’s birth—and the heat is a trillion or two trillion degrees. To stay … More
The Future: Three Poems by Holly Day
Despite My Reservations Regarding the Apocalypse the dragon outside my bedroom window tells me that the end is coming soon, … More
Four Poems from The Future by Jim Redmond
Aperture I don’t know why I had to start doubting God I think it might have something to do with … More
Fiction from The Future: “Dog Days” by Michael Chin
FROM BACK BEFORE ALL THE dogs were gone, I remember Waffles. The first time Waffles stole a waffle from Dad’s … More
“The Burial Party”: Vol. 9 Original Fiction by Adrian Van Young
In her invalid’s bunk on the steamer Virginia, the Nurse cannot stop throwing up. When the boat is in … More
