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Volume 18

All posts for Volume 18

Poetry

Cal Freeman

A Rotary Phone It’s strange to buy machinerythat will last longer than you live, discomfiting. Your mother has a chairlift that takes her fromthe living room to...
Poetry

Joshua Zeitler

 Origin Story with Phantom Limb   after K. Iver The woman in me begins in recurring. Dreams. I am a young girl. Running in an open field. From a...
Creative Nonfiction

Marina Hatsopoulos

Seeing Through Ice Husbands have never been part of our Halloween tradition, so it’s normal for me to be heading to the party without Walter,...
Poetry

Michael Akuchie

Meditations on Leaving On the eve of my departure, I remember hauling my belongings across three states to be here. I recall squinting at the...
Poetry

Sierra Hixon

Hair-Dye Pastoral “I got a sickness, sweet as a love-note” -Steve Albini These vines slimify ripe skin—come, brush through spindle- thick veins                  of hair that sweep your flushed forehead. Mine: rusted...
Poetry

Teresa Scollon

Arsenic Bulletin: Q & A What is the area of concern? Around our house, fields. We’d run out into wheat and break off ripe stalks, open the...
Creative Nonfiction

Robin Silbergleid

Excerpt from 1. Sometimes thoughts come unbidden:  you, dapper, in a navy suit, me in my white eyelet dress.  We’re out in the evening--maybe a...
Poetry

Sher Ting Chim

Case Study In Time Dilation And I miss the days by the lake, just the grass, arboreal heat and an occasional duck temporising its surface....
Poetry

Chloe Hanson

My Therapist Asks Me To Explain Why I Re-write Fairy Tales The wood-and-plastic fort in my backyard doesn’t exist anymore. No child will ever climb to the platform...
Creative Nonfiction

Molly O’Connor

What Doesn't Burn In Saint Michael’s Catholic Church, there are four aisles of pews with about 14 rows in each. An unquantifiable number of lights,...
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