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11 Feb

Possible First Lines of a Novel – David Rogers

Issue 15 (Feb 2019), Poetry No Comments

I could have died that morning and no one would have been the wiser. The thieves fled on foot. Nobody […]

08 Feb

Issue 15 (Feb 2019), Poetry No Comments

After Donald Keefe’s Lightwell (Au Sable Forks Papermill) (2016) Even with light beaming through the stilted arch like erasure, the […]

08 Feb

Issue 15 (Feb 2019), Poetry No Comments

Let’s fall down the well, kissing; take our time, sweeten buckets. Michael Hoerman is a poet from the Ozarks. He […]

08 Feb

Issue 15 (Feb 2019), Poetry No Comments

Somewhere in the multiverse, somewhere past a black hole, I turn right at a silver asteroid and coast into the […]

14 Aug

There’s a crowd. At least fifty people gathered in the car park outside St Werburgh’s Church. They’re all talking. Reminiscing. […]

14 Aug

The first day of school was always a major event in Miss Agnes Smith’s calendar. This is a moment of […]

13 Aug

Miriam pressed a sweaty Diet Coke can to her cheek and shifted in the lawn chair. Her jaws popped and […]

26 Jul

Issue 14 (July 2018), Poetry No Comments

Depression the sun becomes the luna & the moon becomes the sol & I turn the shower on & there […]

26 Jul

Issue 14 (July 2018), Poetry No Comments

You were caught day-drinking in the shadows of an angel, with your lips chapped to the pin-point crack of a […]

26 Jul

Issue 14 (July 2018), Poetry No Comments

Avedis stood at the rail staring into the water on the crossing from Southern France into Manhattan; black waves with […]