Bunnyman Bridge Is Haunted The legend is that a bus from the insane asylum crashed near the bridge and patients … More
Tag: Hybrid
Sara Quinn Rivara: “Instructions for Surviving the End of the World,” a hybrid piece for Bad Survivalist
x The road to Mouth Cemetery is gravel, hardly a road. Runs past a falling-down yellow farmhouse, three air … More
#NoMorePresidents: “Skin Parchment,” a short fiction/prose poetry hybrid by Phoebe Rusch
Interstices Two rutted roads cross in a heat-hazed field. An old man with broken legs leans on his crutches there. … More
Hybrid Prose Poem: “Midway Down Fairmount” by Rogan Kelly for Bad Survivalist
LATER, BEFORE WE SOLD IT for a loss but after you were gone, I drove up the massive hill in my … More
Nance Van Winckel: “Hole in the Fence,” a hybrid collage/graphic/poem-story excerpt for Bad Survivalist
Nance Van Winckel’s fifth book of fiction is Ever Yrs., a novel in the form of a scrapbook (Twisted Road … More
“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
Ghost Tree InMuirWoodsthere areredwood treesthat are completelywhite, lacking allchlorophyll. They’re called ghost trees, and theydot the forest, ivory boughsglowing against … 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
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