on fictional suburbs Some beast prowls in this place, lurking around stacks of unused newspaper & hiding behind the corners, … More
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“shattered,” a poem by Carina Solis
shattered it’s like we’re flickering, burst lamplights smirking in the dark. faces gaunt, we lounge on a half-shaded stairway, the moon and … More
Two Poems by Julian Mithra
Marooned by Organs[1] hooee bighorn or prongbucki’m fat for backs hunched against arctic. Beacham’s offcollecting buffalo pies to hold back toothache … More
“An Absence You Recognize”: A Prose Poem by Radha Kai Zan
*Ed.’s Note: click images to view larger sizes. An Absence You Recognize Radha Kai Zan creates stories across different mediums. … More
“Puritan Remnants,” an excerpt from Time’s Up! A Memoir of the American Century by Robert Cabot
Blending history, essay, travelogue, and autobiography, Time’s Up! is a personal and political saga: luminous, probing, and absorbing. At constant odds with … More
Last Word, a novella by Jonathan Blum, reviewed by Erin Flanagan
Set against the backdrop of changing technologies, cyber-bullying, and blended families, Jonathan Blum’s novella Last Word tells of Kip Langer … More
Heavy Feather Review 