Alicia Rebecca Myers 24 Weeks Calving: to detach or give birth. So as to be both drift and manifold. The splinter inside the whorl. I pinch-test my nipples to see [...]

Alicia Rebecca Myers 33/34 Weeks ​I learn light behaves dually as wave and particle. This two-in-one shampoo is two-for-one. For your best interest. In your best fortress. At Folly Beach, [...]

Alicia Rebecca Myers 39 Weeks A comedian commits suicide. A black unarmed teenager is gunned down. I ready for the bloody show. Inside our new house the cats sniff corners, [...]

Derek Mong In the Land Between Sex and Conception there are no trees, save the shadows of trees, and words that roll their shadows to root. Whatever line will divide [...]

Derek Mong The Second Year ​Like the last house still lit within a cul-de-sac you draw the street’s sporadic light behind your glass and hold it. Your thoughts, I mean, [...]

Derek Mong The Undecided Voter ​Look for me in the stillness preceding your footsteps, in the hand hovering over a tray of desserts. My shadow angles at any given hour [...]

Clint Smith How to Make a Cardboard Box Disappear in 10 Steps ​1) Find the scissors 2) Cut the sides of the cube 3) Attend the rally of Trayvon Martin [...]

Clint Smith For Charles                On January 8, 1811 three men gathered together and planned what would be the largest slave revolt in American [...]

Paige Sullivan My Father as a Series of Biblical Characters ​ I.  Judas You will betray me on Thanksgiving weekend, after we are seated—​ a family by candlelight, toasting with [...]

Anna B. Sutton A Family of Mice A mouse fears the scent of cherry blossoms because a chain link fence of DNA tells her to be afraid. What she [...]

Vanessa Stauffer The Age of Bronze             The Bronze Age, thought to have occurred between 3500 and 1000 BC,             [...]