tatiana johnson
mothership when your mother tells you she has a mental health […]
Tag Archives: poetry
jeff taylor
Other People’s Dishes My Wife and I had sex on the commuter rail months before our first date. Both Bill Murray and my dog have stories where they wash other […]
sergio a. ortiz
Wetback of eternity I am undocumented worker of eternity, illegal crossing the border of a dream. My passport of existence expired. Without proper documentation […]
nathan comstock
Over Breakfast, My Mother Comes Out to Me As a Shapeshifter It is my first week home from college and my mother has taken me out to our favorite breakfast […]
john pinkham
At Home Soil Tests and Self Loathing My neighbor Maria waters her potted plants at five in the morning she grows flowers so big their egos look up at the […]
linette reeman
DIFFERENT MASSACRES my college history class assigns a primary source with the word “transvestite” in the title. after a semester of genocides, this seems easy. my classmates assume that massacres […]
angelica maria
cinco de mayo For Cinco De Mayo my friend Hayley wears my grandmother’s skin. Cackles like a hyena when she asks if I like her costume, And I mean like […]
#4 – Winter 2016
maps for teeth winter 2016 – #4 letter from the editors j epervary (cover art) jazelle jajeh alfredo aguilar cat velez sophia holtz ron riekki emma rebholz noura jaber angelica […]
malcolm friend
Failed Blues Write about Black stuff. Write about the hood, and ballin’ and drive-bys and drug dealers— make sure you remove the apostrophe from ballin when you write about ballin. […]
jr mahung
it is something of a religion cubs fans will tell you their team may not win often but there is no kind of magic like a hot dog with ice […]
Maps For Teeth 