Way Beyond Good and Evil I should be admiring and appreciating the Cloroxed whiteness of the shower curtain you Cloroxed … More
Tag: HFR 2.1
Essay: Excerpt from TINY GRADATIONS OF LOSS by Nicholas Grider
Tumors that couldn’t have grown fast enough to suffocate her. She died from cancer, she died from causes unknown. With … More
Poetry: Joshua Ware’s “The Divine Mystery of Clothes”
cut from fabric in a secondhand store, unravels our emptiness into closets of cotton, linen, nylon, and silk In the … More
Fiction: Dan Crawley’s “Bonkers”
Becky and Coach stand shoulder to shoulder at the sliding glass door and watch what is going on outside. Earlier, … More
Fiction: Tom McCartan’s “Tennessee Williams Is a Hack”
I used to think I invented this one word. One day I looked it up and it turned out that … More
Fiction: Andrea Kneeland’s “Side Effects”
Scene 73: Check-in When no one is looking, I pry nails from the wall with my bare hands and I … More
Poetry: Chas Hoppe & Joshua Young’s “[placeholder]”
[1] [2] [3] he was a film extra for about a month, driving his Jeep around down by … More
Four Fictions from FUN CAMP: Gabe Durham
One Camper per Deck Chair One deck chair per camper. No running around the pool except during barefoot poolside relays. … More
Two Fictions by Luke Geddes
At the Book Reading Petals of light from the disco ball lick the author’s forehead. The venue double-booked, a velvet … More
Poetry: Colin Dodds’ “The Again of It”
The year boils down (the temperature of boiling water is the area code of Manhattan) to the same forms. And … More
Fiction: Alex Myers’ “In the Dark”
The pots simmered on the stove, and NPR babbled through their steam, cadenced voices delivering the day’s news in careful … More
Two Poems by Jeremy Behreandt
Only when the last bureaucrat is hung from the entrails of the last capitalist will we realize we cannot eat … More