Erin Stalcup is the author of the story collection And Yet It Moves and the novel Every Living […]
Prose
I. We stand in the plaza stepping back in time from the city dotted with cranes and […]
Ephphatha by Mary Pacifico Curtis
1 I have learned to live with a low level of hunger, a slight gnaw, a pedal tone. […]
Hunger, in Sixteen Courses by Libby Falk Jones
When I was a child, as soon as I came through the back door downstairs I could feel […]
The River (III) by Michelle Blake
Arianna Reiche is an American writer based in east London. Her fiction has appeared in Joyland, Ambit Magazine, […]
The Nebbish by Arianna Reiche
As we learn not to harden and brace even in the face of what appears to be ultimate […]
The River (IV) by Michelle Blake
I unzipped my flight suit to check my skin, hoping to see nothing but pale flesh and freckles. […]
Chambers of Pressure by Laura Joyce-Hubbard
Wes Jamison’s work has appeared most recently in The Hopper, Diagram, and The Rumpus. He […]
Excerpt from Echo Frequency by Wes Jamison
Third Arm The President has a third arm. A mouse claw, a bird’s leg, a ferret’s foot. Hoppy […]
The Body Politic by Susanne Antonetta and Carol Guess
Denise Duhamel and Julie Marie Wade are the authors of The Unrhymables: Collaborations in Prose, […]
“An Architectural Duck”: An Excerpt from In Lieu of Flowers: ...
“The Man I Love” Music by George Gershwin, lyrics by brother Ira, written in 1924 for […]
Excerpt from The Song Is Always an Instruction in How ...
This is not about the novel coronavirus, or the quarantine, or the strange new anguish we’re masking behind […]