Category: Visual

  • Bards & Brews Reader, a 2016-17 anthology of series performers

    Bards & Brews Reader, a 2016-17 anthology of series performers

    BNB logo designed by Emily Weddle   Table of Contents FICTION “Shangri La Dee Da” Dan Mancilla “Bigfoot’s Overcoat” Matthew Fogarty   NONFICTION “Staff Meeting” “Rescue” “Scorpio, Born in the Year of the Cock” “Go, Jim Dandy” Ginny MacDonald Broadside Excerpt from “Field Notes” Josh MacIvor-Andersen   POETRY “How to Skin a Rabbit” “Assembly Instructions for…

  • I CAN SEE YOU WRITE #3: Joshua Jones & Ruth LeFaive

    I CAN SEE YOU WRITE #3: Joshua Jones & Ruth LeFaive

    This is Lucy. I CAN SEE YOU WRITE is a collaborative project where I work with writers to create interactive and/or generative poetry and stories. You write stuff and I write code and we come up with a visual narrative and user experience built for the web. The sky and JavaScript is the limit. I’m…

  • I CAN SEE YOU WRITE #2: Neil Clark

    I CAN SEE YOU WRITE #2: Neil Clark

    This is Lucy. I CAN SEE YOU WRITE is a collaborative project where I work with writers to create interactive and/or generative poetry and stories. You write stuff and I write code and we come up with a visual narrative and user experience built for the web. The sky and JavaScript is the limit. I’m…

  • I CAN SEE YOU WRITE #1: Cathy Ulrich

    I CAN SEE YOU WRITE #1: Cathy Ulrich

    This is Lucy. I CAN SEE YOU WRITE is a collaborative project where I work with writers to create interactive and/or generative poetry and stories. You write stuff and I write code and we come up with a visual narrative and user experience built for the web. The sky and JavaScript is the limit. In…

  • I CAN SEE YOU WRITE #00: Jason Teal

    I CAN SEE YOU WRITE #00: Jason Teal

    This is Lucy. I CAN SEE YOU WRITE is a collaborative project where I work with writers to create interactive and/or generative poetry and stories. You write stuff and I write code and we come up with a visual narrative and user experience built for the web. The sky and JavaScript is the limit. Click…

  • Two Mixed Media Images by Lindsey Morrison Grant

    Two Mixed Media Images by Lindsey Morrison Grant

    *Ed.’s Note: click images to view larger sizes. Mom Orange You Glad I Didn’t Build a Wall Self-identifying as a neurodivergent, two-spirit elder with deep Pacific Northwest roots, Lindsey Morrison Grant’s eclectic journey includes surviving domestic violence, medical gaslighting, heart attacks, cancer, parenthood, and charismatic/evangelical cult involvement. Successful recoveries are attributed to an invaluable support…

  • GIF Poem: “rorschach test insecure love poems for the 21st century” by Olivia Muenz

    GIF Poem: “rorschach test insecure love poems for the 21st century” by Olivia Muenz

    *Ed.’s Note: click image to view larger size. Olivia Muenz is an MFA candidate in creative writing at Louisiana State University. She received her BA from NYU and is currently the Digital Media Editor for New Delta Review. Her work is forthcoming in Salt Hill. @oliviamuenz.

  • Haunted Passages: “Thank You for Shopping with CouchCart,” a short story by Tara Campbell

    Haunted Passages: “Thank You for Shopping with CouchCart,” a short story by Tara Campbell

    Tara Campbell (taracampbell.com) is a writer, teacher, Kimbilio Fellow, and fiction editor at Barrelhouse. She received her MFA from American University in 2019. Previous and upcoming publication credits include SmokeLong Quarterly, Masters Review, Wigleaf, Jellyfish Review, Booth, Strange Horizons, and CRAFT Literary. She’s the author of a novel, TreeVolution, and two collections, Circe’s Bicycle and…

  • “Leap of Faith,” an ekphrastic short fiction for Haunted Passages by Mark Blickley

    “Leap of Faith,” an ekphrastic short fiction for Haunted Passages by Mark Blickley

    *Ed.’s Note: click image to view larger size. Leap of Faith I’m a dead frog and I don’t say this with any pity or understanding or shame, it’s just an observation that people seem to like us, like us a bit too much because they like to push hooks through our jaws and cast us…