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i wonder how we will part ways. it haunts me, this curiosity. what will be the last thing you say to me? my final glance–of regret, gladness, uncertainty? i know…

Poetry from Nathan Hauke           Nathan Hauke is the author of Every Living One (Horse Less Press, 2015), In the Marble of Your Animal Eyes (Publication Studio, 2013), and five chapbooks,…

[Image Credit: Ines Hildur “White Painting II”] Daniel couldn’t remember why he went to Game Bar, but there he stood in the corner by the jukebox trying to avoid self-evaluation.…

Kaveh Akbar’s poems appear recently in The New Yorker, Poetry, APR, Ploughshares, and elsewhere. His debut full-length, Calling a Wolf a Wolf, will be published by Alice James Books in September. He is also the author of the…

If I were to be invited to Terry Gross’s show on NPR, “Fresh Air”, it would be because, of course, I have finally published a book in English, not a…

Francis Alÿs The Fabiola Project at The Menil Collection on exhibit through May 13, 2018 Scramble for the Past The Stones Talk book Editor: İlkay Baliç Design: Esen Karol 216…

THE PRINTMAKER This time, the scent the back-of-the-throat tang of fresh red ink cut with Citrasolv A thick bank of red cherry-slick and knifed out like a delicacy You roll…

Session Report is a monthly series that explores the intersection of narrative and broader themes of game design by focusing on a specific tabletop game each month. This month’s game…

We’re delighted to bring you this month’s Where to Submit, featuring a collage by author, publisher, and collage fanatic Kevin Sampsell. His collages can be seen in various publications and at…

“…You deny us human rights” –Kevin Gilbert, Australian Aboriginal Poet   “I like crossing imaginary boundaries people set up between different fields…There are a lot of tools, and you don’t…

DAVID MAHLER is a comic artist and filmmaker from Melbourne, Australia. His work has appeared in Voiceworks, The Lifted Brow, The Suburban Review, Cordite Poetry Review, Palooka Mag and more.…

This is an excerpt from Breathing Asteroids, a creative nonfiction book in progress. I go to the dermatologist to get my many moles checked out and this weird rough spot…

— 1 — The act of bearing witness. Typically, to witness something implies observing criminal activity or observing a spectacular event. When often, the most profound act of bearing witness…

  disarmament farewell’s occasion composes two flushed and open-mouthed against one very still for an elsewhere dream unfolds in the right eye as the left transmits to the machine proprioceptive…