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Tag: Volume Three

SHIRTS OR SKINS, a 2014 poetry chapbook by Jim Redmond

Image: Cristina Troufa   Winner of the 2014 Heavy Feather Chapbook AwardJudge Noah Eli Gordon, author of The Word Kingdom … More

chapbook, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Jim Redmond, Poetry, Shirts or Skins, Volume Three

THE WAY THE SKY WAS NOW, a 2013 fiction chapbook by Ryder Collins

Image: Eben A. Kling   Winner of the 2013 Heavy Feather Chapbook AwardJudge Amber Sparks, author of The Unfinished World … More

chapbook, Fiction, HFR Archives, Issue One, Ryder Collins, The way the sky was now, Volume Three

FACTS ABOUT SNAKES & HEARTS, a 2015 poetry chapbook by Flower Conroy

Image: Michael McConnell   Winner of the 2015 Heavy Feather Chapbook AwardJudge Kristina Marie Darling, author of Dark Horse: “Formally … More

chapbook, Facts About Snakes & Hearts, Flower Conroy, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Poetry, Volume Three

FOLLOW THROUGH, a 2014 fiction chapbook by Colin Winnette

Image: Grazyna Smalej   Winner of the 2014 Heavy Feather Chapbook AwardJudge Lucy Corin, author of One Hundred Apocalypses and … More

chapbook, Colin Winnette, Fiction, Follow Through, HFR Archives, Issue Three, Volume Three

Two Poems by Zach Mueller

Broke Bottles, Gold Models There’s no sign saying choke saltwater drowning, but that’s how it happens—the absence of a sign. … More

HFR 3.3, HFR Archives, Issue Three, Poetry, Volume Three, Zach Mueller

“The Last Bullet,” a comic by Andrew Bourelle & Edward Bourelle

Andrew Bourelle is the author of the novel Heavy Metal. His short stories have been published widely in literary magazines and fiction anthologies … More

Andrew Bourelle, Comics, Edward Bourelle, HFR 3.3, HFR Archives, Issue Three, Volume Three

Fiction-screenplay Hybrid: “Game in the Sand” by Joe Sacksteder

GAME IN THE SAND They have finished securing Karl to the hood of the Chevy using the collected belts of … More

Fiction, HFR 3.3, HFR Archives, Hybrid, Issue Three, Joe Sacksteder, screenplay, Volume Three

“An Instrument,” fiction by Luke Wiget

It doesn’t matter anymore because organ music has gone the way of, well, organ music. But I remember when I … More

Fiction, HFR 3.3, HFR Archives, Issue Three, Luke Wiget, Volume Three

“The Inner Eye Tattooed,” a poem by Marc Vincenz

(1) Looking in like a snail, my nose crawls against glass. How the view alters up close and the breath … More

HFR 3.3, HFR Archives, Issue Three, Marc Vincenz, Poetry, Volume Three

“Christopher Ke’alohapauole Akana: A Life,” fiction by Jonathan Callahan

When I first set out to write the Life, I was twenty-six years old, my subject at the time therefore … More

Fiction, HFR 3.3, HFR Archives, Issue Three, Jonathan Callahan, Volume Three

“Three Photos: Urbanity” by Peter Witte

Makeshift Memorial   Rain Riding   Two Men and a Mattress Peter Witte is a writer and visual artist. His … More

art, HFR 3.3, HFR Archives, Issue Three, Peter Witte, photo, Volume Three

Six Essays from SELF-ERASING PORTRAIT by Joe Hall

Smoker’s Lounge Take the inscrutable diners and staff behind the plate glass of Edward Hopper’s “Nighthawks.” Take the plate glass … More

Essay, HFR 3.3, HFR Archives, Issue Three, Joe Hall, Volume Three

Three Poems by Ace Boggess

Schoolteacher Elegy scanning the obituaries this morning I seemy junior high English teacher the one who ignored me while I … More

Ace Boggess, HFR 3.3, HFR Archives, Issue Three, Poetry, Volume Three

Three Poems by Jeff Tigchelaar

There’s This Thing and I don’t know what it is but I haul it all around because it’s attached to … More

HFR 3.3, HFR Archives, Issue Three, Jeff Tigchelaar, Poetry, Volume Three

Essay Hybrid: “Introduction” by JoAnna Novak

IBegin with a lie. Life-stuck or stasis, miles orminds: unleash the lies.Bark them off. Begin un-urgent, unringed, grub-nailed and urgey, … More

Essay, HFR 3.3, HFR Archives, Hybrid, Issue Three, JoAnna Novak, Volume Three

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