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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 print issue online as possible. We’re still printing books, and archival will be gradual, hopefully weekly, depending on the given moment.

From Vol. 9: “In My Dreams There’s No One in the Maternity Ward,” a poem by Tessa Livingstone

In My Dreams There’s No One in the Maternity Ward I keep having dreams they take her from mewhen I … More

HFR Archives, Poetry, Tessa Livingstone, Vol. 9, Volume 9

“Picking,” a collaborative short story by Kim Magowan & Michelle Ross from Vol. 9

Picking I’m picking lemons from the lemon tree beside the back porch of a man I met a week ago … More

Fiction, HFR Archives, Kim Magowan, Michelle Ross, Vol. 9, Volume 9

From Vol. 9: “From THE SELF IS BEING THOUGHT,” poetry by Amie Zimmerman

from THE SELF IS BEING THOUGHT III. presented with the frameworkof fevers, faith, moonlight and such other violencean obvious definition … More

Amie Zimmerman, HFR Archives, Poetry, Vol. 9, Volume 9

From Vol. 9: “birthday poem” by Patrick Kindig

birthday poem today there are marigoldsblooming in the street& i mean this literally.there are marigolds risingfrom the seam betweenthe curb … More

HFR Archives, Patrick Kindig, Poetry, Vol. 9, Volume 9

Three Poems by Anat Zecharia (Translated by Tsipi Keller) from Vol. 9

Lust Nothing is more useless than Godhe doesn’t stroke my foreheaddoesn’t stretch a moist tongueto lustfully lick the bloodfrom every … More

Anat Zecharia, HFR Archives, Poetry, translation, Tsipi Keller, Vol. 9, Volume 9

Two Poems by Eddy Jordan from Vol. 9

Theatre for Realtors An afternoon for burning, we lookin houses.A chance to makesome theatre for realtorswe say, realtorsare people too … More

Eddy Jordan, HFR Archives, Poetry, Vol. 9, Volume 9

Two Fictions by Teague von Bohlen from Vol. 9

Bombs in Dogs My ex Shelly and her new husband are moving out of town, a little over an hour’s … More

Fiction, HFR Archives, Teague von Bohlen, Vol. 9, Volume 9

“Hourglass, Hourglass,” an essay by Loie Rawding from Vol. 9

Hourglass, Hourglass 12:11 a.m.We lost power, just as my body was turning to stone and sinking into the wet concrete … More

creative nonfiction, HFR Archives, Loie Rawding, Nonfiction, Vol. 9, Volume 9

Poems & Mixed Media by Jeffrey Grunthaner from Vol. 9

Revisions For the moment he does summertime with an alexandrine mounted in air,inscribed in a space of appropriation—a hundred-foot colossus … More

HFR Archives, Jeffrey Grunthaner, mixed media, Poetry, Vol. 9, Volume 9

From Vol. 9: Two Bird Quizzes by Rose Hunter

Albatross Quiz Various species of albatross cana. circumnavigate the globeb. fly to the moonc. become curses and symbols of atonement … More

HFR Archives, Poetry, quiz, Rose Hunter, Vol. 9, Volume 9

From Vol. 9: “MATH DEATH,” a short comic by Dustin Holland

MATH DEATH Dustin Holland lives and works in northern Colorado where he and his brother make The Holland Boys Zine … More

art, Comics, Dustin Holland, HFR Archives, Vol. 9, Volume 9

From Vol. 9: Three Prose Poems by Susan L. Leary

Joyful Poem, with Nearsightedness We enter the world able to detect the earliest upheavals of atmosphere. Each morning, the thousand … More

HFR Archives, prose poetry, Susan L. Leary, Vol. 9, Volume 9

From Vol. 9: “80,” a short story by Stephen Dixon

80 He wakes up, gets his cellphone off the night table and opens it to look at the time. 3:02. … More

Fiction, HFR Archives, Stephen Dixon, Vol. 9, Volume 9

From Vol. 9: Two Poems by Glenn Shaheen

Cannon Fruit flies numerous and can Ibring myself to kill them to ruintheir structures of flight theydiminish our standard of … More

Glenn Shaheen, HFR Archives, Poetry, Vol. 9, Volume 9

From Vol. 9: “Creature and the Once-a-Year-House,” a poem by Michael Sikkema

9 shotgun barrels are wrapped around a beech tree, hunting party nowhere in site, one truck engine still running, almost … More

HFR Archives, Michael Sikkema, Poetry, Vol. 9, Volume 9

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