Two Poems by Walden Brooks Jul 14, 2025 Poetry ONE HUNDRED FORTY FOUR DOLLARS A DAY BEFORE TAX AND ICE CREAM & IN THE BACKGROUND OF A MIRROR SELFIE IS A ROOM I'VE SEEN BEFORE Six Prose Poems by Howie Good Jul 11, 2025 Poetry Two gulls stood beak to beak on the shoreline, arguing in angry squawks and screeches. One finally lost patience. Lunging, it caught the other’s TO THE MANAGER OF THE RESTAURANT WHO WAS SO DISAPPOINTED IN ME FOR STEALING HER PULLED PORK by Benjamin K. Drevlow Jul 9, 2025 Fiction To the manager of the restaurant who said she was so disappointed in me for stealing 25 dollars’ worth of pulled pork sandwich and loaded mac and MY COUSIN DIED AND ALL I GOT WAS THIS SHIRT by John Crawford Jul 8, 2025 Fiction Richie wears his dress and runs the fashion show for the boys over here and he stands tall on the chair and looks pretty and we want him to wear Two Poems by Daniel Joseph Jul 7, 2025 Poetry well-meaning people keep telling me to read kafka, & i keep telling them that i have — i have read kafka, i assure them. no, they say. you need to APPOINTMENT WITH SCOTCH by Avee Chaudhuri Jul 2, 2025 Fiction I decided it was time for ZH to grow up. He had been spending all his time at Sea World, promenading from one attraction to the next covered head to Three Poems by Robert John Miller Jul 1, 2025 Poetry I HAVE A TENDENCY TO VAPE INTO SOGGY BALLOONS, ORANGES & I STEP INTO AN AIRPORT LOUNGE AND LOOK AT A PLATE OF CHEESE CUBES Three Poems by Jeffrey Hermann Jun 30, 2025 Poetry I DON'T BELIEVE IN MAGIC BUT I HATE IT WHEN SOMEONE DIMINSHES MAGIC, OTHER PLACES TO SUFFER BESIDES IN SILENCE & RESEARCH SAYS RIGHT, JUST A REGULAR HEAD BUT A TINY MOUTH LIKE ONLY A STRAW COULD FIT by Dan Weaver Jun 27, 2025 Fiction That’s how I would describe it. Only a straw. I would describe the mouth as just super tiny. Like a pea. There was a regular jawline but I think WOLVES by John Biron Jun 26, 2025 Fiction The clouds hawk rain and drum up distant thunder rolling as if they was alive but even more than that, a singular superbeing and coughing and PARADISE COVE GOLF COURSE by Tex Gresham and KKUURRTT Jun 25, 2025 Fiction Darren went shopping for golf clubs because his old ones broke. And by broke I mean he snapped all of them in half on his knee and threw them into ON KRAMER & DOUGLAS' MILESTONES [Film Correspondence] Jun 24, 2025 Film Whitney Strub and Benjamin Crais look back at Robert Kramer and John Douglas' sprawling 1975 docu-fiction of the American left Two Poems by Spencer Eckart Jun 23, 2025 Poetry TODD, NY & THE PERFECT PITCH FOCUS IS A RITUAL by Michael Baruch Jun 23, 2025 Poetry My brother my neighbor my friend let me tell you it was dark damp and had been raining and right past the corner of the bus stop console is a child BOMBS??? by Matthew Washington Jun 20, 2025 Fiction I own around a thousand bombs. I keep them stored in the basement of my home like any other responsible and intelligent individual would have them. EWA: BALTIMORE DIY WRESTLING by Mark Wadley Jun 19, 2025 Events in advance of their debut warehouse show on June 28th, bruiser-in-chief Mark Wadley gets some time with EWA wrestling in front of the camera. ATIVAN HALEN by nat raum Jun 19, 2025 Poetry After Fall Out Boy thank god the drip they gave me that one spring night (you know the one) was benzos because nothing in the world is worse than Two Poems by Ammara Younas Jun 18, 2025 Poetry SELF-PORTRAIT AS A GIRL ONSCREEN WATCHING SOMEONE MASTURBATE TO HER OFFSCREEN & REVERSE-ABECEDARIAN IN WHICH MY FATHER RE-ENTERS EARTH'S SURFACE THE KNIGHT OF HIDDEN INWARDNESS by Jon Doughboy Jun 17, 2025 Fiction My uncle was describing in graphic and inappropriate detail how he “titty-fucked” this real estate agent on their first date last week. Graphic Two Poems by Thomas Friedle Jun 16, 2025 Poetry HAIRSPRAY FLAMETHROWER & PINWHEEL