Nance Van Winckel‘s fifth book of fiction is Ever Yrs., a novel in the form of a scrapbook … More
Tag: Hybrid
“Samples from a Wichita Mountains Ontology,” a hybrid haunting by Seth Copeland
One summer a man fell while rappelling in the Narrows//We could hear him moan up on a cliff/his … More
“Ghost Tree,” a concrete visual poem by Tara Campbell
In Muir Woods there are redwood trees that are completely white, lacking all chlorophyll. They’re called ghost trees, and … More
Essay Hybrid: “GNOME: Excerpts” by Robert Lunday
Kouroi step forward and their smiles are votive candles. How much is lived between the words? What we need to … More
Claire Polders: “Amsterdam,” a hybrid fiction
Aerial shot. The sun rises over a city of semicircles. Traffic noises are punctuated by shrieking gulls. The camera pans … More
Anne Riesenberg: “The Leaves Will Protect Us,” a hybrid work
I am traveling through a country slowly catching on fire. Past towns simmering on dusty hillsides, bleached fields rattling in … More
Three Hybrid Pieces: Marlin M. Jenkins
At Camp This Summer Hussein runs down the rocky hill behind the tennis court in flip flops (though he is … More
“Field Journal,” a poem-hybrid by Phil Spotswood
the last scientist does not know where the others have gone. he searches the corners of the stone hearth for … More
New eBook: Antikythera, a hybrid essay schematic by Jenny Fried
Table of Contents “L2“ “M2“ “E2“ “Front Plate“ “D2“ “E6“ “E1“ “Front Sub-Plate“ “L1“ “K2“ “D1“ “Internal Mounting Plate“ “B3“ … More
“The Best of the Best of”: HFR Editors in 2018 and Beyond
Jason Teal For 2018 I charted a sort of reading renaissance, rethinking my art and how it’s made—which has … More
Elizabeth Johnston: “Trump Tweets @ Fairy Tales”
*** Elizabeth Johnston‘s writing has appeared in The Atlantic, McSweeney’s Internet Tendency, The Satirist, New Verse News, and … More
Contribute to #NoMorePresidents
#NoMorePresidents To create a more regular, ongoing space for exhalations of adaptive dissent, we have changed the #NotMyPresident category, officially, … More
