I Dreamed I Wrote this Sestina in My Maidenform Bra
February 6, 2017Poem by Denise Duhamel with Video by Brice Brown
Snow White was a respectable 36-B, just enough to hook the prince without being tawdry.
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To Be a Snake in Winter
February 6, 2017Story by Nyanka Joseph
There’s a shedder or two in every family.
Dispatches from the Land of Well
February 6, 2017Personal Essay by Jamie Passaro
I can go out to a restaurant and no longer think the people at the next table are sending me messages in their sentences.
My Place in Line
February 6, 2017Poem by Lucy M. Logsdon
The dying have more important things to attend to: like dying.
Can a Woman Make a Joke?
February 6, 2017TW Column by Emily Toth
Women are more apt to tell drawn-out stories, with caresses and tweaks.
Self-Portrait at Five
February 6, 2017Three Poems by Louisa Howerow
What stays. Stone barracks, a garret room, a too-high window.
The Future Labors Over Her CV
February 6, 2017Poem by Carol Dorf and Autumn Stephens
Like a rich woman in furs, she warms her hide with soft targets.
