Image Credit: B. Hayward Not long after we moved in together, my girlfriend and I created a budget to monitor our living expenses. We both freelance, so it’s a…
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This is cooking for abandoned hopes. For the path that fails or, rather, fails you. I am not sure what generational identity or identifying can do for us at this…
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City of the Future by Sesshu Foster Kaya Press, April 2018 188 pages / Amazon / Kaya The Epic of Gilgamesh does not end with a dead body or…
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And Birds It’s not that hard to write a poem, what’s hard is to write a really good poem. You have to translate the undulates. To render, glean. To peck…
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Trigger Warning: This piece contains physical abuse. The Dove found the first patch of land, conveniently located next to a gas station, hours into her flight, miles away…
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by Iulia Militaru / Translated from the Romanian by Claudia Serea 1. Introduction Birds are made of innocent but half-witted men who showed interest in heavenly matters, but who…
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Staring out the car window at a barren, late-winter landscape, I imagined incisors. My husband and I were driving to the SPCA for a puppy despite my aversion to dogs—to…
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how do i net thee by Shira Dentz Salmon Poetry, April 2018 94 pages / Amazon / Salmon During a recent lecture in Buffalo, the poet and artist Jill…
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Image Credit: Uyamt’s Memo In the weeks before you died, we caught flashes of blue outside your bedroom window. Jays appeared everywhere: in the woods behind the house, on…
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[Image Credit: Frank Wilbert Stokes, “Moonlight, Starlight, Atlantic Ocean, 1902,” oil on canvas, Smithsonian American Art Museum] Ed’s pickup truck crunched over gravel and driftwood. Leftover two-by-fours of milled lumber lurched…
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WOVEN is an Entropy series and dedicated safe space for essays by persons who engage with #MeToo, sexual assault and harassment, and #DomesticViolence, as well as their intersections with mental…
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On Being Mistaken by Laura Buccieri PANK, May 2018 62 pages / Amazon / PANK / SPD I still remember the moment several years ago when I discovered clothing…
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ConversationInterviewUnconventional Ghosts: Playing with Forms in Fiction, A roundtable with Maria Romasco Moore, Nino Cipri, and Karin Tidbeck
Maria Romasco Moore: When it comes to writing, the idea of talking about “form” can sound oddly, well, formal. But one thing I think the three of us have in…
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The pig, Swine, an animal unfit for consumption by many, deemed unclean. An animal that can be utilized head to tail—as with the fine art of charcuterie. To take a…
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