[Image Credit: “Castle in the Sky,” Mranda Wildman] Chase found me on the third floor of the downtown library. He said his mother was across the street drinking coffee in…

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…

Diane Seuss’s most recent collection, Still Life with Two Dead Peacocks and a Girl, was released in 2018 by Graywolf Press. Four-Legged Girl, published in 2015 by Graywolf Press, was…

I. When people say “survivor,” lots of people hear “victim.” I never liked the term “survivor” much, though I refuse to ever identify myself or someone else as a “victim.”…

Eleanor’s husband is a carpenter who lives inside a window. Inside him is a trapped apprentice plumber. Being Eleanor is a job which she has just started, part of which…

When I was thirteen years old, I had all of the answers. If you wanted to have a good life, all you needed to do was pray every night and…

U.K. – U.K. (1978) The monster chasing you is wearing tap shoes and eyeliner, for better or worse.   * * *   The Wipers – Youth Of America (1981)…

Ludic Writing is a series of narratives generated through play, exploring the prospect of “Games as Writing Prompt.” Bartlett’s Memory is an extended work of fiction in three volumes, inspired by…

Andrew Byrds: Right off the bat, with the title of the collection itself and with one of the first few poems, you say, “I don’t write about race. I write…

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A month after Halloween, my friend S texted me a photo of the wig I left in his car. “What should I do with it?” It looked wounded. And yet…

Note from the editor: This Halloween, we asked you to review your scariest moments in books, with the aim of getting at just what of literature–perhaps even art in general–sticks with…

The following is an excerpt from a long and finely-wrought review I meant to write about the film Covadonga. In it, I give some useful historical context of the film,…

What is it about the water that invites change? Is it the clearing of our minds, paving the way for something new? Maybe it’s the depth. The knowledge that if…