Two for Borges by Adrian Dallas Frandle
La Carta I wrote Borges a letter as long as his life. It was really a postcard and only as large as mine. It confined […]
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we watch a depressing climate change documentary and i begin to dream of tables every time i sleep beside you by Alyson Mosquera Dutemple
night one i am sinking brandy into the chest of father christmas in a mirrored field station searching for truth/ and he is singing fight […]
Two by Nicole Callihan
The Bird Here is a yellow circle with a single black dot in the middle. Here is an orange V which protrudes from the circumference […]
Red Riding Hood in the Court of Law by Avra Margariti
(Scarecrow jurors made from twigs and grass; homunculi witnesses molded out of forest loam. Red Riding Hood, dwarfed like a shrub among pines, defendant without […]
All Souls’ Day at St Pat’s by Roberta Beary
Éamonn waits for me in the last pew. The scent of Marlboros clings to his black leather jacket. His green eyes plead a promise he can’t […]
A Word of Advice for Those Entering The Library Profession by Corey Farrenkopf
You’ll find there is nothing more terrifying than feeling Little Fur Family by Margaret Wise Brown in the bookdrop. The cover’s cutaway allows a tuft […]
Embers by Réka Nyitrai
When Dora is asleep, she sees hummingbirds hovering behind her eyelids. When she awakens, Dora spends her days sitting in an old chair placed in […]
Bruxism by Aileen O’Dowd
When I wake up, my central incisor is a rhinoceros. My lip gets hooked on its horn. My husband says, what now? My dentist says, […]
Unimagined Delicacy by Lyndsie Manusos
He picks up dirt with one arm. And then another. The suckers on each limb grab at the dirt, and he throws it in waves […]
Haunted Love
<3 My Boyfriend by Nancy Huang <3 <3 The Seeds That They Bury, the Fields That They Reap by Mike McClelland <3 <3 Carmen and […]