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Tag: HFR 1.2

Fiction: Faith Gardner’s “Moonburn”

I’d never heard of moonburn either before I got one. My skin’s pale as dinnerware. I’ve been mistaken for a ghost … More

Faith Gardner, Fiction, HFR 1.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Volume One

Two Poems by Daniel D’Angelo

Eidolon at Autumn Like dead and still seen in the back yard of water. Extra syrups: more years forced out … More

Daniel D’Angelo, HFR 1.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Poetry, Volume One

Two Poems by Parker Tettleton

I’m Somewhere Has An Apostrophe It’s honest to feel anything but. I’m older every day, younger every year. There’s beer … More

HFR 1.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Parker Tettleton, Poetry, Volume One

Three Poems by David Brennan

Robert Frost, OMG, above me is the moon and Mars and scalloped dictionaries of cloud falling open to the page … More

David Brennan, HFR 1.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Poetry, Volume One

Poetry: M.G. Martin’s “over & over until again”

it’s not that you get better, worse, or stay the same, but that you are all of the above. you … More

HFR 1.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, M.G. Martin, Poetry, Volume One

Two Poems by Joshua Kleinberg

The Gray —for Frank O’Hara This house is dark like an antique movie. You forget there’s wood underneath until the … More

HFR 1.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Joshua Kleinberg, Poetry, Volume One

Fiction: David Tomaloff’s “The Brother Pact”

On this day we find a brother. This brother is a brother in a bathtub quietly bathing. An unlocked door … More

David Tomaloff, Fiction, HFR 1.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Volume One

Two Poems by Mark DeCarteret

Deluge After one day of rain we could feel in our ankles where the nails had been sunk and we … More

HFR 1.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Mark DeCarteret, Poetry, Volume One

Fiction: Robert Duncan Gray’s “Helen”

Helen is dead. We used to have sex. We had three types of sex. The type of sex we had … More

Fiction, HFR 1.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Robert Duncan Gray, Volume One

Fiction: Patrick Kelling’s “78 Facts About a Resident of Wabash Landing”

1. You change the side you’re sleeping on only when you feel the mattress folding around you. 2. In the … More

Fiction, HFR 1.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Patrick Kelling, Volume One

Fiction: Excerpt from KNOTTY, KNOTTY, KNOTTY by Joshua Kornreich

You could hear it buzzing throughout the house. It was a small house, our house. It had an upstairs and … More

Fiction, HFR 1.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Joshua Kornreich, Volume One

Six Poems from LEAFMOLD: F. Daniel Rzicznek

The purpose of fishing is to get healthy. Why I dream and dream of oral thrush is beside any point. … More

F. Daniel Rzicznek, HFR 1.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Poetry, Volume One

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