The Sophist’s Dilemma
May 18, 2020Two Poems by Peter Bethanis
With just the right amount of useless junk, loneliness is bearable.
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Flako Cup Cakes
May 11, 2020Flash Nonfiction by Nadia Ghent
It would be my call to make, that perfect moment of doneness.
Princess Hair
May 11, 2020Flash Nonfiction by Kira Venturini
I’ll put her hair in pigtails, fishtails, French braids, waterfall braids, Dutch braids—whatever she wants.
From Deep in the Forest
May 4, 2020Three Poems by Tue Sy
A scraggly rooster calls my soul from the past.
Dreams of Escape
May 4, 2020Essay by Martha Nichols
Humor is a go-to defense in our family when things go wrong, but so much is wrong now.
Mustache Girl
May 4, 2020Essay by Siobhan Manrique
Are you, like, actually a boy?
Deluge
May 4, 2020Two Poems by Lisa Furmanski
I tune to the wren and hear a thousand miles in a syllable.
