Multimedia Feature by Alice Major and Jean Wolff
I want to poke around inside the brain, unroll the wrinkled cortex into a flat, creased sponge and map anger’s coordinates.
Mixed Media
Video: Path Integral
Dec 17, 2021
My Weird Music
Sep 21, 2020
Video and Music by John Vogel
In many of my interviews, I asked people whether they thought there was a telepathic element to creating art.
Memory Ghosts
Jan 21, 2019
Flash Fiction by Maria Romasco Moore
The truth of it is that every single instant we are, all of us, obliterated and refreshed.
I Dreamed I Wrote this Sestina in My Maidenform Bra
Feb 06, 2017
Poem by Denise Duhamel with Video by Brice Brown
Snow White was a respectable 36-B, just enough to hook the prince without being tawdry.
My Postcards to a Dead Author
Dec 14, 2016
Essay by Kelcey Parker Ervick
I was the biographer of one woman, but I was also writing my own life.
Eggshells
Nov 30, 2015
Flash Nonfiction by Pamela Gay
She wanted to penetrate the shells in the way doctors would when performing a procedure on her.
Putting My Eggs in Different Baskets
Oct 01, 2013
Image Essay by Theresa Williams
I had all these eggs, of course, inside me, and wanted a safe basket...
Coming to Terms: TW Writers on Grief
Apr 26, 2013
TW Image Essay
It will take many months, if not years, to reach a sense of closure. And yet, we survive.
The Collaged Brain
Nov 07, 2012
Image Essay by Camille Martin
What narrative or allegory arises in this collage when a snake flies through the air carrying a staircase?
Seven Deadly Sins
Oct 12, 2012
Image Essay by Isabelle Cardinal
What is imagination, really? Maybe it’s just the little brother of Miss Creativity?
