The Night City PROVIDENCE, FROM TWILIGHT TO THE hour of the wolf. The hill, the river, the secret stairs behind … 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.
“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
“The Man Who Smells of Lemons”: A Poem from the Future by Jude Marr
The man who smells of lemons dresses in brown and red. He stands, still as a bleeding tree, in a … More