MATH DEATH Dustin Holland lives and works in northern Colorado where he and his brother make The Holland Boys Zine … More
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From Vol. 9: Three Prose Poems by Susan L. Leary
Joyful Poem, with Nearsightedness We enter the world able to detect the earliest upheavals of atmosphere. Each morning, the thousand … More
From Vol. 9: “80,” a short story by Stephen Dixon
80 He wakes up, gets his cellphone off the night table and opens it to look at the time. 3:02. … More
From Vol. 9: Two Poems by Glenn Shaheen
Cannon Fruit flies numerous and can Ibring myself to kill them to ruintheir structures of flight theydiminish our standard of … More
From Vol. 9: “Creature and the Once-a-Year-House,” a poem by Michael Sikkema
9 shotgun barrels are wrapped around a beech tree, hunting party nowhere in site, one truck engine still running, almost … More
From Vol. 9: “Shame (A Spell to Forget),” poetry by Charlotte Covey
This is a darker magic.This is crawling through his door at four a.m. and begginghim to take a bite. This … More
From Vol. 9: “Statement of Purpose,” a poem by Nicholas Bon
It’s important for you to know that I’m a fucking mess, that so often the drummer in the corner … More
From Vol. 9: “Invasion of the Dad” by Nicholas Grider
Invasion of the Dad The dad arrived, as dads are known to do, in a large red SUV that was … More
From Vol. 9: “Dear Editor Who Sent Me a Rejection Letter on Christmas, or Essay That Ends in a Fugue” by Sean Thomas Dougherty
Dear Editor Who Sent Me a Rejection Letter on Christmas, or Essay That Ends in a Fugue At first I … More
From Vol. 9: “A Miniature Tale of Motherhood,” a short story by Oliver Zarandi
A Miniature Tale of Motherhood My children are cruel and look like goblins. Every day they take something away from … More
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