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Amygdala
By Davy Joseph You’re welcome to take a look inside, amygdala lit up on the power lines. Crashing violently into the good night, into the...
Davy Joseph
Apr 27, 20221 min read


Perdida
By Letícia Oliveira Helena doesn’t live in a city but in a memory. Passing through poor neighborhoods, she remembers her grandparents’...
Letícia Oliveira
Apr 27, 20223 min read


Sun Tattoo
By Sarah Hecker I got a sun tattooed on the tender part of my pale forearm. To signify that I hadn’t bitten into the apple with a sliver...
Sarah Hecker
Apr 27, 20221 min read


Gummy Bear
By Sarah Hecker I wish you’d bite my head off first, so I’d at least be shown some mercy before you chew me up and spit me out, deciding...
Sarah Hecker
Apr 27, 20221 min read


View From the Edge
By David Ellison Come to the edge, and look down to see what lies below. You’ll see a blackness that goes on forever, with a depth that...
David Ellison
Apr 27, 20222 min read


Galatea
By Jamie Galioto He needed something new after the most recent fiasco with Claire. He was looking for a blank slate, one who would need...
Jamie Galioto
Apr 27, 20227 min read


Man in the Mirror
By Sam Dotson A pockmarked face, marred by decision and derision, marked by contention. I don’t look like such a young man anymore....
Sam Dotson
Apr 27, 20221 min read


Popular
By Sam Dotson An old friend come to see me again. “It’s been a while,” spoken knowingly. “Can you remember?” Not anymore. “Kind of,” I...
Sam Dotson
Apr 27, 20221 min read


Sinisterium
By Sam Dotson How the bell tolls, sounding at the hour. Not to mark the time, but something much more dour. That taste in your mouth,...
Sam Dotson
Apr 27, 20221 min read


Knives and Cigarettes
By Madeline “This is for the simple fact that there will come a time when what I bring to the table tastes a lot more sour than it does...
Madeline
Apr 27, 20223 min read


On Alzheimer's and Dementia
By B. Howard Barnhill “Everywhere at the End of Time” is Like moths turning a Newspaper Stand to ribbons. Trying to describe feeling...
B. Howard Barnhill
Apr 27, 20221 min read


Iceland
By David Wanczyk My friend’s daughter is doing a high school project on Iceland, and when she told a group of folks about it the other...
David Wanczyk
Apr 27, 20222 min read


Monkeys at the Zoo
By Maggie Malloy Monkeys at the zoo: a simple phrase that seems to be full of ambiguity and unimportance. Yet, my ten-year-old self found...
Maggie Malloy
Apr 27, 20223 min read


For I Am the Ink, the Pen, and the Hand
By Tyler McDonald For my hands tremble at the desk, dancing above the permanent ink stains, smearing words that make out the grotesque,...
Tyler McDonald
Apr 27, 20221 min read


Confession
By Jack Knudson My knees sunk into the velvet bar, and my forearms rested on another. I folded my hands, ramming my palms together until...
Jack Knudson
Apr 27, 20224 min read
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