Issue 4: Nicholas Garnett: Guest Nonfiction Editor
Issue 3: So, Corey…
ISSUE 3: SEPTEMBER 2011
PREVIOUSLY FEATURED
Matthew Sharpe: Golf
For the last 20 years or so the artist Adam Simon and I have been having a wide-ranging conversation … [Read More...]
Dan Wakefield: A Lot of Barracudas
“It’s dangerous,” Titi’s father says. “There’s a lot of barracudas.” This is … [Read More...]
Allison Joseph: Ode to the Naked Mole Rat
Hairless, nearly sightless, cold-blooded bucktoothed rodent roly-poly as sausage, you burrow six … [Read More...]
Denise Duhamel: Girl Talk
I lost my Ronnie when I was only 58. 58! Can you imagine? I was so young then, but I wasn’t … [Read More...]
John Dufresne: Escape Velocity
He’s thinking about the smoked salmon dinner with garlic mashed potatoes and grilled asparagus … [Read More...]
Kim Barnes: The Wages of Sin (A Personal History of Economics)
I. I am ten when the older boy from our little fundamentalist church places a dime in my hand and … [Read More...]
PAST ISSUES
Issue 1
INAUGURAL ISSUE : Poetry by Denise Duhamel, T.J. Beitelman, Peter Borrebach, Alan Britt, Chloe Nimue Clark, Mary Christine Delea, Jonathan Escoffery, Jennifer Hearn, Roxanne Hoffman, Samantha Knapp, Laura Merleau, John Riley, Whitney Scott, Julia Meylor Simpson, Rae Spencer, Gabriela Suarez, … [Read More...]
Issue 2
Poetry by Allison Joseph, Fausto Barrionuevo, Angela Corbet, Abel Folgar, Alysha Hoffa, Emmanuel Jakpa, W.F. Lantry, Wayne Lee, Barbra Nightingale, Daniel Suarez, and Nick Vagnoni. Nonfiction by Dan Wakefield and Elizabeth M. Dalton. Fiction by Matthew Sharpe, Jenny Billings Beaver, Jeremy Broyles, … [Read More...]
RANDOM PICKS
Mahjong Money
John F. Kennedy’s assassination affected Li-yi mainly in the form of lost tips on November 22, 1963. Otherwise, he was too busy to think about it. Fourteen hours a day, sometimes seven days a week, he was studying for his master’s degree, taking night classes, working extra shifts at the … [Read More...]
The Third Date
I’m in bed and waiting for Kim. She’s not on her way to my bed as I would wish, but surely by now she is on her way to our apartment where we live as roommates. I’ve been waiting for nearly two hours and tried all my usual tricks for falling asleep: I counted to one hundred several times, … [Read More...]
