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poetry by Lindsay HargraveDec 1, 20208:00 amDecember 10, 2020
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The Deal With Bigfoot (Jack B. Bedell)

If the feng shui of your brain’s set up properly,Bigfoot doesn’t have to make a soundto communicate what he needs you to know. As long as you’re not jamming shitwith your phone or setting up […]

Fiction by Lindsay HargraveNov 30, 20208:00 amDecember 10, 2020
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Bandicoot Summer (Rhea Dhanbhoora)

There was a summer when big bandicoots took over. The same summer they took over you said we were better together, the summer we lived together, the summer we bought a hamster, the summer I […]

poetry by Lindsay HargraveNov 27, 20208:00 amDecember 10, 2020
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“Maggie the Cat” (Blake L. Bell)

Spend most of the family party daydreaming: visiting dive bars down the river, throwing back bourbon, taking home a rough man. Want to be punished. Always want to be taken apart. What if you run […]

poetry by Lindsay HargraveNov 26, 20208:00 amDecember 10, 2020
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Water Myth (Purgatory Story) [Benjamin Niespodziany]

after Evan Nicholls A shoebox of water weighs more than the rain. A melon of puddle. An apple of dirt. A hearse turns on its hearing aid to listen to the sea. It’s late. You […]

Fiction by Lindsay HargraveNov 25, 20208:00 amDecember 10, 2020
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How Meat Could Be The Next Big Thing (Matt Rowan)

I found the heart pumping and spurting blood from its many severed veins. I was already running late for my important meeting. It seemed like fate. It seemed like fate because I was also completely […]

Nonfiction by Lindsay HargraveNov 24, 20208:00 amDecember 10, 2020
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Canals (Wilson Koewing)

Before leaving Amsterdam, I stopped by a canal hugging the red-light district. I sat against a tree and let my feet hang over the edge. I’d enjoyed a spliff at a shop not far away […]

poetry by Lindsay HargraveNov 23, 20208:00 amDecember 10, 2020
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What to make of it all now? (H. R. Gibs)

I’ve made myself good so many times that my very edgeshave blurred like a penciled line scrubbed too many timesWith old pink rubber. I sit in this light wet end of July andTry to visualise […]

Fiction by Lindsay HargraveNov 20, 20208:00 amDecember 10, 2020
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Notes from the Train (Twishaa)

Woman enters train. One seat is empty. Next to Tupi wearing, paan-chewing man. She takes it. At the first stop, a seat beside me is vacated. Woman gets up and sits next to me. At […]

poetry by Lindsay HargraveNov 19, 20208:00 amDecember 10, 2020
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Las Tardes Con Los Muertos (Elizabeth R. McClellan)

after @notaleptic he shakes his headinto the walls of his face: ‘ “los muertos no hablan”y no algun más “¿por que?” I ask,receive no answer. Tio Juan sees ghostspero él está envejeciendo; él no oye […]

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