RAINBOWS by Tim Frank
May 10, 2023
A rainbow is feeling down, suicidal even. It takes some pills and a bottle of gin to a park, ready to end it all.
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NUMBER 30 by Jonah Sheen Tan
May 8, 2023
I studied the rustle of the stately rain tree when I couldn’t see the blackboard and knew Pollock’s Number 30 before I ever experienced autumn.
A PORTRAIT OF JOHN WAYNE’S COLLARBONE, SELMA BRAUN, 1992 by Will VanDenBerg
May 3, 2023
It’s 5:34 am and John Wayne is singing to his horse. The shoot is behind schedule; they’ve gone all night. Wayne’s singing voice will be dubbed over.
ANCHORAGE by Marc Tweed
May 1, 2023
That’s the Way of the Boss. That’s the Way of the Boss! Well, fuck.
OUR STORY by Rhea Ramakrishnan
April 26, 2023
You can tell yourself anything you want about yourself, even if it’s not true yet, and eventually it will be. Maybe.
DOOMSDAY APOCALYPSE MELANCHOLIA BLUES by Nathaniel Duggan
April 24, 2023
It was an easy thing, that winter, to realize that you were not, in fact, you—rather you were the untitled, draft email of yourself, addressed to no one.
MY IDEA OF SELF IS SELF-INFLICTION: Jared Daniel Fagen in conversation with Vi Khi Nao
April 21, 2023
I don’t feel free, Vi. Never have. I know you don’t either. I don’t know anyone who does, or has. Maybe nothing is, nor should it be.
ON BEAUTY by Amber Burke
April 19, 2023
I don’t mind when men talk and talk; then I don’t have to do anything. They fall in love all by themselves.
RECENTISH by Spencer Thomas Campbell
April 17, 2023
But the product of this was both gushy and vain. Embarrassing. It was easy to read his real interest, which was carnal, puckered.
THE FAST-FOOD REBELLION and THE LARPER by Will Musgrove
April 12, 2023
On break, he spoke to us through the order box. The sun warming our necks, we tossed French fries to seagulls and smelled the electric static on his breath.