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"My mother, myself" by Bonnie Meekums
We have slipped on ice and toys. We have slipped out of our clothes, dog tired at the end of the day. We have slipped an extra tablet...
Nov 12, 20231 min read


"Bad News", "Little Manila", & "Boys" by Alex Romero
Bad News You seen them boys before? You know the ones, those three boys from the borough of Queens who pedal down the street machine-gun...
Nov 12, 20233 min read


"Profile Photos" by Sam Szanto
I selected a table as if I were buying it, cleared a lipsticked memento of a previous meeting, held onto my phone. Stared through a...
Oct 15, 20231 min read


"Ending with a line from Peter and Wendy" by Cathy Ulrich
Robot baby is put in a crib at night. It bows, bows, bows under Robot baby’s weight. In the dark, Robot baby glows like a lonely firefly....
Oct 3, 20231 min read


"Waiting Man" by Willow Page Delp
Technically speaking, it is night. However, despite the chronological truth of the statement (a quick glance at his watch offers the...
Aug 6, 20231 min read


"Progress" by Addison Zeller
A writing program would’ve whipped me into shape. I wouldn’t be so damn flabby. My stories wouldn’t start in the wrong place, right at...
Jul 9, 20232 min read


"Ink" by Flavia Brunetti
I am a rational human, he says, tapping his chest. My eyes follow his fingers. I think, what does it mean then, that I am not? I had...
Jun 25, 20232 min read


"Promenade Through a British Graveyard" by Lisa Alletson
Silverfish twist through crevices in the Escomb church walls. Alive in the shadows. Centuries of insects slick with Saxon blood. They...
Jun 11, 20232 min read


"CRUSH" by Karen Crawford
We're all lips and limbs under a velvet blanket when my crush's mother barges in, she’s all hands when she yells whaddya youse doing,...
May 28, 20231 min read


"The Ninth Life of Hel" by M. Rose Seaboldt
Hel is perched in the large bay window of Hemlock Tattoo Removal. Her serpentine tail curls around her, flicking in time with the sound...
Apr 30, 20234 min read


"You Ask Me What I Want" & "Hobbies" by Emma Burnett
You ask what I want and you look expectant. I want to tell you that I want a day in a hotel room with you. I want a nowhere space, where...
Apr 16, 20234 min read


"Re/locate" by Amorak Huey
You fall out the bottom of a bad dream and land ass-up in the swamp your uncle ran off to after the car accident that killed his wife....
Apr 2, 20232 min read


"The Cook, The Queen, and the Hammer" by Mikki Aronoff
I can say now that maybe I shouldn’t have pestered the chef and irritated the hungry folks lined up and shuffling behind me in a queue...
Mar 5, 20232 min read


"First Things" by Rebecca Dempsey
The first thing a baby can do is cry. Stimulus response, vocalised, after that first smack. Tears, and the wordless wail. That tap. Hush...
Jan 8, 20232 min read


"Curiosity" by Lori Cramer
Every Tuesday night the guy in the red baseball hat sits alone at a table for two in the café area of the bookstore, focused on the...
Nov 27, 20221 min read


“Company Town” by Keith J. Powell
On graduation night, we reveled around clandestine bonfires until the sky purpled and dawn broke. Livers pickled, we slouched back into...
Oct 30, 20221 min read


"One Little Apple Came Tumbling Down" by Emily Macdonald
“Just five minutes. I won’t be long. Try to be a good girl.” Mummy makes her wait in the car. Mummy doesn’t like to pay for parking. ...
Sep 5, 20222 min read


"Inventory" by Kel Warren
This is the inventory of what I now have: One set monogrammed sheets, stored under the bed. One set, once-washed, petal pink sheets, on...
Sep 5, 20221 min read


“Crow Child Finds his True Calling” by Mary Anne Mc Enery
At birth, he looked inky black with corkscrew hair tufts. His ancestors were magicians and arcane sorcerers. At two years, his voice...
Aug 22, 20221 min read


"My brother is my dog" by Karen Walker
Dennis knocks on my door before 8 a.m. It’s a relief to see him. Like it is when Doug’s cold nose greets me in the morning. My older...
Jul 24, 20222 min read
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