Food – Michael Meillarec
It happens like it does in old movies. Milo walks home down some winding country road, humming the appropriate John...
Christmas in Primary Colors – Leigh Ann Gerlach
Feb 11, 2019
My sister and her second husband are screaming on the front lawn. She’s drunk, he’s drunk, and it’s Christmas—the season,...
Possible First Lines of a Novel – David Rogers
Feb 11, 2019
I could have died that morning and no one would have been the wiser. The thieves fled on foot. Nobody...
Working Hours at the Abandoned Mill – Nolan Meditz
Feb 8, 2019
After Donald Keefe’s Lightwell (Au Sable Forks Papermill) (2016) Even with light beaming through the stilted arch like erasure, the...
Duende – Michael Hoerman
Feb 8, 2019
Let’s fall down the well, kissing; take our time, sweeten buckets. Michael Hoerman is a poet from the Ozarks. He...
Darwin and Da Vinci – Joan Mazza
Feb 8, 2019
Somewhere in the multiverse, somewhere past a black hole, I turn right at a silver asteroid and coast into the...
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