Interview with J.D. Hosemann by Morgan Whitney and Maeve Norton
Where did you find the inspiration to write this piece? Was it a specific event in your life, or were the details in the story […]
Month: April 2023
A Band, A Maelstrom, A Revolution of Axolotls by Jennifer Lai and Nathan Xie
Axolotls like us find vegetables boring because they don’t move, and maybe because they don’t move, they’re poisonous (to us?). Unfortunately, our company’s cafeteria only […]
Legs by Valentine Sargent
We wear short shorts because it’s hot. We get write ups at high school, more Cassie than me. She has a bigger butt, bigger thighs. […]
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 […]
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 […]