A Winter Weather Event I’m home to being the worst girl on earth binge-eating almonds but Carole Lombard is … More
Tag: Poetry
“To Be in a Time of Extinction,” prose poetry by Violet Mitchell
—after Etel Adnan To find a list with macaws, to read of the eastern cougar, to try to imagine … More
Poetry: “Self Portrait, Australia” by Annie Hulkower
You could bounce a quarter off the soles of my feet, thanks to a lengthy study in not wearing … More
Poetry: “A Suitable Piece of Real Estate (As You Like It)” by W.E. Pierce
By the pine gap in these woods is a green door into the code We find it on … More
“Mud Witch,” an incantation by Michael Sikkema
this pit’s everything a mouth of sky Mud Witch dreams me in her teeth it all vibrates wrong when … More
“A Flag Unfit to Fly,” poetry by Tim Kahl
A Flag Unfit to Fly The flag stayed up way too long and no one knew how to properly … More
Two Poems by Nina Knueven
I Knew I Was O Positive When the subcutaneous purple balloons locked up, guarding my perforated veins. Universal responsibility doesn’t … More
Three Poems by Matthew Broaddus
It’s Good to Be Ashurnaspiral II The dunes part. Enter oasis. I emerge from the desert on my immaculate Bactrian, … More
Two Poems by Vincent Poturica
The Unknowable A small German boy splashes in puddles of radioactive measured calmness. The puddles are not, in fact, radioactive … More
“A Growing Crisis,” a Presidential erasure by Tara Campbell
*** Tara Campbell (taracampbell.com) is a fiction editor at Barrelhouse and an MFA candidate at American University. Prior … More
Five Poems by Alyse Knorr
Wolf Tours: Day One The wolves have eaten the children— or so say the clients, unaware of the existence of … More
Three Poems from Letitia Trent’s cinematic poetry collection MATCH CUT, now available to preorder
An American Werewolf in London (John Landis, 1981) At night, you become your body, the skin pebbles, hair … More
