WOULD BE A SHAME by Mary Dittrich Orth
March 4, 2024
…we never even noticed a voyeur, Shana—a girl new to the school, friendless and odd—hiding behind the monkey bars, spying…
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THE INHERITENCE / LA HERENCIA by Sam Moe
February 28, 2024
I think we’re all stuck to the Manhattan apartment, its thick coatings of paint intertwined with our veins, which crisscross around the city, glowing in the night, fraying when we argue.
X-R-A-Y SPECS: A Strip of Uncut Wild Flowers (1980)
February 23, 2024
The idea of chasing people into submission, trying to tame them as they run for their lives. Both the futility and cruelty of it.
I JUST WANT PALS TO JOSH AROUND WITH by Kevin Richard White
February 21, 2024
Maybe we discuss how soft our wives’ hands are, how they look in the shower, how they may or may not love us.
VISIONS: Sunshine Strips by Harry Nordlinger
February 16, 2024
No, son, I’m afraid you won’t grow up to be anything. You’re only a drawing, after all.
THE ENTIRE LAME HISTORY OF THE CHICAGO SHINERS by Sam Berman
February 14, 2024
God shares my taller daughter’s name now. Which is Hope. I say it five times when she covers the inbound. Hope. Hope. Hope. Hope. Hope.
TRANSMISSIONS: Not Worth Living
February 9, 2024
RG: What do you dislike about podcasts?
IR: Hosts.
SELENA GOMEZ WALKS INTO A MULTI-DIMENSIONAL PORTAL AT THE REST STOP IN DUBLIN, GA by Stephen Meisel
February 7, 2024
And says a warrior’s prayer as the mahogany bear carvings come alive. She understands the will of the Valkyrie as the will of the H bomb.
VISIONS: Sick’a by Michael Seymour Blake
February 2, 2024
I’m sick’a feeling like I’m walkin’ through an eternal earthquake. I need some solid ground under me – just a little stability and peace.