Apocalypse Series
May 23, 2022Art Feature by Matthew Felix Sun
The least I can do is to observe, document, and call attention to the ceaseless disasters.
Talking Writing Magazine
Shallow Earth
May 9, 2022Essay by Amanda M. Capelli
Growing up in the spaces between place and time changes how you see the world, the awareness that these constructs are malleable.
Betty Southerland: “There Are No Mistakes”
May 2, 2022TW Interview by Donna Tallent
I watched my creative friends and learned how they made time for art: They stole their time back from the things that didn’t matter.
The Woman Who Visited Her Cornfield
May 2, 2022Poetry by Jennifer Martelli
They found the snake sleeping and lidless, the shape of a humped woman halfway down its length.
Writer's Desk Residency
May 2, 2022Comic Feature by Anna Maconochie
I'm thinking of this less as a temp contract and more as a writer's residency.
Seasonal
May 2, 2022Poetry by Khalil Elayan
Wood smoke is pervasive and copies my paved serpent, creating barriers among brothers.
My Anarchist Heart
May 2, 2022Essay by John Vogel
I love being sparked by art. It’s one of the best and oldest experiences to which we have access, and when you can achieve that by your own creation, that’s the jackpot.
