This time, the story writes itself. You’re in the grocery store and someone passes by with their cart. […]
Carol Guess
When the pandemic hit, I drove out of Seattle. I knew a guy who owed me a favor. […]
Sleep Tight Satellite by Carol Guess
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
The company sold something; Emma didn’t know what. She worked the front desk in the lobby, which had […]
The Desk by Susanne Paola Antonetta and Carol Guess
Our girls were disappearing. Missing from back yards, bunk beds, and basketball courts. Missing on roller skates, […]
Girl in Box by Carol Guess
I’ve been a fan of Carol Guess’s prose poetry for years. I love its dark whimsy, its […]
An Introduction to Carol Guess by Rochelle Hurt

Recent years have seen an ever-increasing preoccupation with the ownership of literary texts, a desire to claim everything […]