Self (American Continuum) I wake up: and my leg hurts my achilles specifically and I wonder if the body is … More
Tag: HFR 3.1
Fiction: “A Stranger Never Comes to Town” by Jessica Alexander
A Stranger Never Comes to Town My first brother was a cockatoo on the shoulder of a much older woman, … More
Three Illustrations by Eben Kling
*Ed.’s Note: click images to view larger sizes. Big Flood Double Man Good Joke Eben Kling received his BFA from Montserrat … More
Poetry: Suzi F. Garcia’s “Dirt Skirt Divas Present No Man’s Land”
Dirt Skirt Divas Present No Man’s Land Painted roses on my lips, feather lashes wink wink blink tonight Gloves come … More
Fiction: “The Pregnant Milessa” by Nick Kocz
The Pregnant Milessa The Pregnant Milessa had been awaiting the birth of her first child for nine years. Sonograms foretold … More
Two Poems by Ally Harris
Ayreamd Color, orb ring—fur, lie, rise serious, heavyhead I shoulder mind on. Pleasurethis conversion as the ram ray sparkest thusa … More
Poetry: Three Dead Wrestler Elegies by W. Todd Kaneko
The Grand Wizard of Wrestling Can Make You a Man The Grand Wizard can take a boy outof his everyday … More
Fiction: Brett Beach’s “Eastside”
Eastside The missing boy lived a block over, in the part of town where children often disappeared. This was in … More
Fiction: “You Shouldn’t Have Done It” by Ace Boggess & Jennifer Lynn Hall
You Shouldn’t Have Done It Warren watched her stagger along the riverbank, drunk or maybe crazy. He thought about the … More
Three Poems by Nate Marshall
landing Surprise escapes your lips as you soarinto the sinking of having your shinskicked from under you. If you’re luckythe … More
Four Illustrations by Jon Read
*Ed.’s Note: click images to view larger sizes. Smoke Signals Inside Fun Lake Mutant Love Mutant Attack A native of … More
Contributors’ Corner: Jessica Alexander
Welcome to “Contributors’ Corner,” where each week we open the floor to one of our contributors to the journal. This … More
Contributors’ Corner: Ryder Collins
Welcome to “Contributors’ Corner,” where each week we open the floor to one of our contributors to the journal. This … More