“The Man Who Smells of Lemons”: A Poem from the Future by Jude Marr

The man who smells of lemons dresses in brown and red. He stands, still as a bleeding tree, in a … More

Three Verses from the Vortex(t): Poetry from the Future by Jake Syersak

Identity Vortex [ “Can Rivers Be People Too? : Inside the Radical Movement to Gain Rights for Ecosystems—and Save the … More

I have fled to a floating island of trash to tell you stories of the peaceful north woods. Here’s one—A man … More

*** Marc S. Cohen is an artist, writer, and musician born in the United States and residing in … More

*** Margo Berdeshevsky is the author of: BEFORE THE DROUGHT (Glass Lyre Press/2017). She is the winner of … More

Time before the alarms, when violence was only overseas, seemed disconnected from the now—silent countdown. Clark glanced at his watch. … More

I am eighteen when I decide. I stand by the bed of the creek, watching the light on the surface … More

On Sundays, we butchered. It made us so happy, S— and me. We did not mind the blood or … More

someday things will be the worst they’ve ever been nothing will be all right essentially everything will suck the most … More

1. Ongoing whispers in your head. 2. Your howls. 3. All memorials for something. 4. You do not succeed in … More

Personification: Extinction Chronicles Can we make more happen than burning to the ground and tears? Become a disappearing collection in … More

—for and with AH Bird 1: How might we envision a future that is not ours, but could be? Bird … More