Three Poems by Jeremy Behreandt

A Third Place The bell tower prescribed an auditory space that corresponded to a particular notion of territoriality, one obsessed … More

Two Poems by Jeremy Behreandt

Only when the last bureaucrat is hung from the entrails of the last capitalistwill we realize we cannot eat digital … More

Jagged Alliance 2, by Darius Kazemi

Dave Anthony’s proposal at an address to The Atlantic Council on October 1st that we install plainclothes soldiers into schools has … More

Some Churches, by Tasha Cotter

A fertile confusion punctuates contemporary English via the language’s conflation of second person singular and plural. The best we get … More

Silent Hill: The Terror Engine, by Bernard Perron

  There was a HOLE here.It’s gone now.—blood graffiti in Neely’s Bar, Silent Hill 2 I never did get to … More

Chrono Trigger, by Michael P. Williams

My hat goes off to Michael P. Williams immediately, for it is nothing but ambitious to write on Chrono Trigger. … More

[[there.]], by Lance Olsen

;;;; [[there.]] embarks with Lance Olsen on a five month fellowship at the American Academy in Berlin. Before he leaves, … More

EarthBound, by Ken Baumann

EarthBound—and I mean the videogame here, not the store—was released stateside for the SNES (Super Nintendo Entertainment System) in 1995. … More

Videotape, by Andrew Zawacki

The world is striated with trajectories, accelerations, projections and predictions in Andrew Zawacki’s Videotape. Clouds become metaphors for computations, extracted … More

This Darksome Burn, by Nick Ripatrazone

Maybe, before I start talking about This Darksome Burn proper, I’ll touch on Gerard Manley Hopkins’ “Inversnaid,” from which Nick … More

Solecism, by Rosebud Ben-Oni

Rosebud Ben-Oni’s opening salvo for her poetry collection Solecism, released this year from Virtual Artists Collective, At ten, I held … More

Penny, n. by Madeline McDonnell

Penny, n. tells of Penny, a girl who grew up being told she was pretty by her mother. Penny discovers … More