Poetry, CNF, and Graphic Essays.

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Andrew Braithwaite

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Peggy Shumaker

Autopsy Report My mother’s brain weighed 1420 grams. No discernible measure for the gravity of her mind. Her thoughts, heavy enough to crush her. Cyanotic nail beds. General...

Letter from The Editor

My husband prefers to wear—and prefers me to wear—light, bright colors rather than dark, somber ones. He thinks it affects the wearer’s mood, and...

Loré Yessuff

Brown Girl Learns Her Body   I. Skin, light and boasting. Hair, fine and long and pigtailed. You are barely seven when you conjure up this image...

Marissa Glover

Wait For Me Someday, when I have stopped feeling sad,I will tell you a story. About the helicopterspiraling into a skyscraper. About chin hairsplucked in...

Douglas Cole

And That Darkness   Woke up in the middle of the night in the middle of a windstorm and saw that all the homes were dark, the...

E. Thomas Jones

October 31st, 1998   After our mothers turned into coyotes & tore into the woods, moonlight silvering   their fresh furs, we sat on your porch & instead of trading...

Martha Sutro

The Doing The sun, having come,has now paled the veiland bronze, having cast,has tinted the sumps. Trees drag their flags,bag bursts of gusts.Plots of the landform...

Emily Rose Cole

MS Nocturne with Fuse, Crosshairs, and Irreparable Fissure my brain’s a dirty bomb lashed with lightning a series of losses my doctor makes no promises yet I cleave to a needle...

Sara Quinn Rivara

Love Poem, SE Portland My husband tells me he saw a coyote race down 26th Street while he waited for his son outside the middle school....

Sara Quinn Rivara

When I Say Love I Mean El Greco’s The Assumption of the Virgin   where she rises from a crowdof men into the sky, how she...

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