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Tag: HFR 2.2

Fiction: “A Texas” by Laura Ellen Scott

Bonnie & Jack Bonnie collects Jack from rehab. Fucking bougainvillea everywhere. “Thanks.” He slides into the passenger seat, tosses a … More

Fiction, HFR 2.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Laura Ellen Scott, vol. 2

Fiction: Trent England’s “Patience Is the Most Passive Discipline”

The woman walking toward me is not the woman I last saw four years ago. My wife exits the airport … More

Fiction, HFR 2.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Trent England, vol. 2

Poetry: “A Slow Pickling” by Tara Boswell

a drowned and legless female {insert your animal here} how sweet             watch her commitment to being a life raft no … More

HFR 2.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Poetry, Tara Boswell, vol. 2

Fiction: Joe Baumann’s “A Paper House”

When we knock on your door only a week after your husband’s suicide, flashing our badges even though we don’t … More

Fiction, HFR 2.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Joe Baumann, vol. 2

Fiction: Jane Liddle’s “The Last List”

When she was born, her mom was on her back, in the hospital, confused and in a hazy pain, twilit … More

Fiction, HFR 2.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Jane Liddle, vol. 2

Fiction: Anne Valente’s “Like the Light of Blue Water”

The voices came again, drifting through brick walls, and Simon stopped typing once more, listened through the apartment’s silence. The … More

Anne Valente, Fiction, HFR 2.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, vol. 2

Three Poems by Jared Joseph

As She Added the Dirt to Her Beauty She added the alphabet to her Fabulous muscles I died there. Before … More

HFR 2.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Jared Joseph, Poetry, vol. 2

Poetry: Al Ortolani’s “Buddhists Call It Monkey Mind”

Take toothpaste for instance― white foam splattered on the mirror, on the vanity, on the chrome faucet. Each time you … More

Al Ortolani, HFR 2.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Poetry, vol. 2

Two Poems by Hugh Behm-Steinberg

Monster Dolls Baby monsters with their stuffed teddy bear monster dolls, like regular dolls, only horrific, wounded, dangerous; which baby … More

HFR 2.2, HFR Archives, Hugh Behm-Steinberg, Issue Two, Poetry, vol. 2

Poetry: Ace Boggess’ “Has the Music Faded at All?”

—Lawrence Watt-Evans, Night of Madness The walls have learned a low hum— basso, staccato— like a tuba stuck in a … More

Ace Boggess, HFR 2.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Poetry, vol. 2

Three Fictions from FIRST PRESIDENTS: Joseph Scapellato

James Madison James Madison stood on a log shaped like the limb of a great man. He was as short … More

Fiction, HFR 2.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Joseph Scapellato, vol. 2

Three Poems by Dan Chelotti

Depth of Field There are four triangular slots to hold the pictures down and some have been there so long … More

Dan Chelotti, HFR 2.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Poetry, vol. 2

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