I Didn’t Get to My Rage Yet I saw the man with the kid having too much fun together to … 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.
Three Disaster Movies from The Future: Poems by Lucas Pingel
Disaster Movie At the edge of the locust storm our toes Make a quiet music a prayer for broken Wings … More
Ryan Mills: “Poem”
Then his pancakes come and I’m like Please leave the flowers— and really, after his question (“have you ripped a … More
The Future: “Anything Can Be a Weapon,” a collaborative short story by Dana Diehl & Melissa Goodrich (from THE CLASSROOM)
When the zombies overtook the Lakeshore School District, the Dads were the first to go. They were crossword Dads. … More
The Future: Four Illustrations by Selene dePackh
Illuminated Passages 11-a Illuminated Passages 25 PTSD 2nd Restatement PTSD 3rd Restatement *** Selene dePackh … More
Poetry: Three EVP Recording Sessions by Lauren Brazeal
EVP Recording Session #1: The Original Poltergeist Recalls “I moseyed to the lifeless party late, buried my shock under … More
Poetry by Alexa Mal: “Everything You Need to Know about Cooking with Blood”
friends, it’s gotten so practical the glass thumbs our feet warmly & we dance like academics with arms at the … More
“The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living; or, Selfies,” a poem by Jeff Alessandrelli
When asked what he would save If his house was on fire John Cocteau replied, “The fire.” A convicted arsonist, … More
“Heroes,” lyric fiction by Miranda Mellis
1. I am winding around a river in scarves. I become a fish. I am an eel with a man’s … More
Essay Hybrid: “GNOME: Excerpts” by Robert Lunday
Kouroi step forward and their smiles are votive candles. How much is lived between the words? What we need to … More
“Instructions for Operating Your New YOUR OWN UNICORN: Six Easy Steps,” short fiction by Rachel Steiger-Meister
1.) Open the box. (See Note #1) 2.) Open the box carefully. (See Note #2) (See Note #3) 3.) Unicorns … More
Three Poems by Kim Kyung Ju (Translated by Jake Levine)
Hear the Mackerel Cry In a deep place grown flesh is filled to the brim. If you see the mackerel … More
