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FOUR THINGS by HOWIE GOOD
POSTCARD FROM A DREAM (1) In the dream I was trapped under a dock. My dead cousin Rhonda appeared, peering down at me between the wood...
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- May 25
- 2 min
TWO POEMS by SOL KIM COWELL
SEX SCENE Flushed collarbones. Sweat dripping down the bridge of your nose. Hair between my fingers. Pull. Pull. Pouring myself into your...
- May 20
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A STORY by KIRSTI MACKENZIE
PUKE TRUCE IN AN IKEA PARKING LOT There’s a crazy cat lady in my window. Been there a while. That one from The Simpsons, poised over the...
- Apr 27
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TWO THINGS by ÚNA NOLAN
CLEAN CUPS after Fleabag I want to iron your favourite shirts two, nearly the same, navy blue, white stripe I want to fold the collar...
- Apr 13
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SIX THINGS by LYDIA BUZZARD
FIVE FOOT EIGHT My brother drugged me once, but when we were kids, he saved me from mediocrity. After school, he taught me a hidden...
- Apr 7
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THREE POEMS by JADEN TYLER URSO
EASTER I am sexting on Easter Sunday again. Great-Aunt-Trump-Supporter-Sally has decorated the house with stuffed Easter bunnies and they...
- Mar 23
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TWO THINGS by EMILY TRACY
DROOL AS HORROR POEM Baby Doll’s baby teeth didn’t fall out; they just dissolved in her spit, so she swallowed the sludge and kept on...
- Mar 16
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A STORY by C.M. GREEN
FAREWELL, ANGELINA “Yellow is the color of my true love’s hair, in the morning, when we rise…” Joan Baez sings it and I believe it. I...
- Feb 8
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A THING by ADAM SHAW
UNCLE BEN IS ON HIS ASS, AND I'M RIGHT THERE WITH HIM Everyone remembers Uncle Ben for the great power, great responsibility line, but I...
- Jan 25
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A THING by EVAN EVANS
PEAK SAND me and greg are back at the construction site stripping copper wire when j-boy walks in and gives us the news: another beach...
- Jan 6
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TWO THINGS by N.L. RIVERA
EVERYTHING / EVERYTHING / EVERYTHING it feels / sometimes / as though everything / everything / everything / is just going to shit / but...
- Oct 14, 2022
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FOUR POEMS by EARL CARRENDER
PLAY THING Does she know that we use her toys when she’s out of town? She can smell another woman a mile away. But can she smell another...
- Oct 12, 2022
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SOME PROSE by MAGENTA VARLET
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- Sep 30, 2022
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SOME PROSE by ALEXIS LEE
‘WHAT'S YOUR FAVOURITE MEMORY WITH YOUR SISTER,’ she says this child in front of me asking the impossible questions! how am i to know my...
- Aug 25, 2022
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SOME FLASH by SEAN ENNIS
GRACE'S MELANCHOLY I remember when Grace picked out this new floor for the kitchen and her dad said to me, “You’re not going to like it.”...
- Aug 12, 2022
- 6 min
SOME FLASH by G. CONROY
IT WAS THE SUMMER OF THE WEIRD "What is a lost soul? It is one that has turned from its true path and is groping in the darkness of...
- Aug 10, 2022
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TWO POEMS by KALEIGH JOHNSON
IN RESPONSE TO MY THERAPIST: How am I? Well, my normal depression has combined with my quarantine depression and is about to collide with...
- Jul 29, 2022
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A STORY by SHELDON BIRNIE
BUG CLUB IS MY BUSINESS... The other day, in the bath, my boy told me that his buddies had a bug club at school. They catch bugs, he...
- Jul 22, 2022
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SOME PROSE by TRISTAN OSCAR SMITH
SITTING ALONE IN AN UNFAMILIAR HOUSE I don’t know whose house this is, but I don’t like it. It smells strange and this chair is ugly and...
- Jul 14, 2022
- 2 min
SOME FLASH by MATTHEW PRITT
SAIL NORTH! Sail north! Sail north! I follow the path my ancestors set before me, traveling long distances in an armada. Through each...
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