half way through Eugène Ionesco’s 1959 absurdist play “Rhinoceros” she began to think of John. she always thought of him late at night when she was smoking and reading things that were weird, full of […]
We’re All Going to Die Here (Emily Costa)
This guy on Facebook asks what is there to do in this town that’s fun and 194 people answer. They are townies, mostly. I’m almost a townie. I’ve been here six years but was born […]
ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH (Andrew Tran)
Danny Nguyen was sitting in a black leather chair and looking at Dr. Stevens with sad eyes. He acknowledged him with a curt smile and a nod. But he wasn’t listening to him. Instead, he […]
Diamond Mines (Margo LaPierre)
My father brings me to a diamond mine by the highway where the hills grow giant looming lacy things, daisies. A house grey as cloud shudders at the back edge of an overgrown field. My […]
we can regain ability in terrific ways (Kevin Richard White)
Do you want anything at Barnes and Noble? I texted her. I think I’m gonna go on my lunch break. We haven’t dated in months, she texted back. Lose my number. I figured I’d still […]
You Got Beasted Last Night (Kath Gerobin)
So, you smashed your head right into your phone, hoping you’d remember to pull up your defenses. It was a gun game, you get shot. Hide behind a wall, car, a dumpster. Yes, run into […]
Cheater (C. Cimmone)
The only reason I don’t cheat Is because no one else can keep a secret Like I do. *** C. Cimmone is an author, editor, and comic from Texas. She’s alive and well on Twitter at @diefunnier. […]
Interview with Dave (D.T. Robbins)
If you don’t know Dave…well, it’s your own fault. Dave is a poet, a writer of poems — poems, by Dave! His first book of poems, Dave: poems volume 1: I AM DAVE_HELLO, was self-published […]
The First Fish Who Walked Out of the Sea (Mary Colussi)
I sat on a rock by the shore and waited for the first fish to walk out of the sea, and when it did I stood on my own two feet, which may have been […]
Rejection Letters 