I May Be a Snake But I’ll Never Become Your Purse
Three anagram poems by Jia-Rui Cook
Mar 25 - Jia-Rui Cook
poetry
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I May Be a Snake But I’ll Never Become Your Purse
Mar 25 - Jia-Rui Cook
It’s More Dangerous to Stand Still
Jan 2 - Jimmy Kindree
Five Poems, by Jeff Whitney
Apr 10 - Jeff Whitney
How to Bury Immortal Humans
Apr 23 - Benjamin Schaefer
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My Sensible Work Pants Have Chosen Violence
“Free the Fupa,” a graphic narrative by Amanda Awanjo
Mar 4 - Amanda Awanjo
Graphic Narrative
All’s Fair in Love and Optimus Prime
Two poems by Rosebud Ben-Oni
Feb 25 - Rosebud Ben-Oni
poetry
How to Bury Your Shape-Shifting Mother
“The Old Higue's Son,” flash fiction by Renesha Dhanraj
Feb 18 - Renesha Dhanraj
Prose
Nothing Is Wrong and That’s Terrifying
Two poems by Evan Wang
Feb 11 - Evan Wang
poetry
My Lust Will Melt All the Snow in Antarctica
“Steam,” flash fiction by Jean-Luke Swanepoel
Feb 4 - Jean-Luke Swanepoel
Prose
Trauma Bonding at the Five-Year Reunion
Two poems by Sarah Chin
Jan 28 - Sarah Chin
poetry
A Genius Can Always Get Their Hands on a Violin
“Prodigies,” flash fiction by Drue Denmon
Jan 21 - Drue Denmon
Prose
We Are Silent Skin Waiting to Sing
Two poems by Marvellous Mmesomachi Igwe
Jan 14 - Marvellous Mmesomachi Igwe
poetry
He’d Rather Fight a Dragon Than His Wife
“Tom vs. Dragon,” flash fiction by Lyndsay Hall
Jan 7 - Lyndsay Hall
Prose
