Three Hypnophobia Poems by Ellie White

  Hypnophobia1 #17 In the basement of the Children’s Museum in Indianapolis, there is a carousel. Or at least, there … 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

“He Came into the House,” a short story by Fraylie Nord

  When the trap door swung down, the girl received it with her entire body. I saw it happen before … 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

Three Visual Poems by Ana

Seed   Luminous Marrow   Bestia     Ana is a Zurich-based legal professional. She serves as art director with … More

“Sticking the Cow,” a lyrical prose piece by Stina French

CW: sexual assault

“The Arm,” a short story by Henry Giardina

  I made my choice, and I don’t have no regrets so far. That’s a lot better than some folks … More

An Excerpt from ANGEL HOUSE, a coming-of-age horror novel by David Leo Rice

After crossing a vast inland sea in an ark called ANGEL HOUSE, Professor Squimbop docks on a distant shore. As … More

“The Minister’s Black Mass,” a short story by Chase Dearinger

  When the fireplace was so full that the air grew heavy and beads of sweat broke out across his … More

Hybrid Work: “Steppes of Null” by Mike Corrao

    Mike Corrao is the author of Man, Oh Man (Orson’s Publishing) and Gut Text (11:11 Press). His work … More

Fiction: “Blood Fugue” by Shannon Barber

  The music is quieted and leaves him in an inelegant sprawl. He is my minuet, so stately and the … More

James R. Gapinski: “The Fourth Attic,” new fiction

  We buy an old house in some up-and-coming Portland neighborhood (see: gentrification; also see: we are the problem, not … More