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COVER ART, ARTIST STATEMENT: It’s a self portrait of myself as a house on fire. The word neighborhood reminds me of when my mom used to tell me, “Make your […]
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this morning / i woke up with my ears ringing, by rebeccalynn gualtieri
this morning i woke up with my ears ringing i think i dreamt of the screams of fatherless boys & they’ve been echo in my head all day & i […]
Issue #3 // Searchlight // Gemma Cooper-Novack
I think you’ve been going out. I think you’ve hit four-way stopsigns, a few rocks, my ankle. I think it’s been night and mountain silent, stars like sneezing, and you […]
Issue #3 // Fasting // Adam Tedesco
I The sound of millions of eyes blinking the sound of every insect’s wings pushing air is here in this black I use to tell you I had not heard […]
Issue #3 // His Pinky // Josh Elbaum
flesh covered question mark shriveled around a nail when asking after the stump I am shushed a sound I become accustomed to hearing whenever wondering aloud about anything interesting had […]
Issue #3 // Ok Here’s a Good One // Josh Elbaum
My dad came home from college a bright-eyed atheist just in time to inform his parents he’d be spending high holidays on the couch reading comics My grandmother, who had […]
Issue #3 // Paradox for my Blood // Josh Elbaum
They would scream at each other in 7 languages so none of us could understand what we already couldn’t & did anyway Moshe & Celia return to Poland to fill […]
Issue 3 // Teleportation: // Noel Quiñones
On the mountain overlooking your family’s house in Santiago, I sat watching you undress yourself of the oranges in season, take them for anything but remembrance, then begin to feed […]
Issue #3 // New Mexico Cumulus // Nathan Coney
The toy story clouds dissipate and rearrange themselves into sensical, then nonsensical patterns. Out west, clouds begin to define the vastness of rural space, providing a needed sense of scale […]
Issue #3 // Dad // April Penn
Growing up, I read you poetry. Dylan Thomas, your favorite. “And you my father…” Remember how the speaker turns to address his father directly? Like the speaker, I immersed in […]
Maps For Teeth 