Julia Heney—The End
Julia Heney The End I left the familiar town, with all my things: in my waking life, it was my town. I was hiding from me or I was found [...]
Julia Heney The End I left the familiar town, with all my things: in my waking life, it was my town. I was hiding from me or I was found [...]
H. E. Francis Crossing the Common Alexandra always bought the Italian bread at Federico’s in the Italian section by the U. S. Rubber, “the shop” the workers called it. [...]
Susan Terris Sockeye Dream Salt water swimmer with freshwater memory, years spent displaced but yearning,let me follow you. I, too, remember upstream, its pine-dusted air and scent. When you lookfor [...]
Rachel Michelle Hanson Ways of Leaving The story goes like this: a Utah writer came home early and found a man in bed with his wife. In a fit of [...]
Luke Hankins Wreck Walking past a telephone pole struck by a car, I see the pole has been righted, the wires repaired. I drove by earlier today as firemen strapped [...]
Patrick Mainelli Get Away “It’s about the stars,” she explains. “He doesn’t know if they’re there, or if they’re not there. So he decides all he wants is to look [...]
Samantha Tucker I'm Depending on You to Tell Me the Truth She is on a boat. It’s a ship, not a boat, and everything is Technicolor because it’s 1962 and [...]
Hannah Dow The Harp Knows How to be Stripped Bare Just for tonight, let’s not mock them. Mary Szybist, “The Troubadours Etc.” [...]
Robert Huddleston Last Things Maybe you’re quietly reading in the garden when they come, or carrying logs from the wood- pile in an old wheelbarrow, or carefully plowing a bean-row, [...]
Kim Garcia Transport Between twilight and twilight the muddle-sleep of fear with a head against a stranger's shoulder. Every bomb every bullet is coming towards you, every hand holding a [...]
Ace Boggess Are You Having Any Sleep Problems? —healthcare [...]
Ace BoggessDo You Intend to Quit Smoking? —healthcare questionnaire I get up each day at 6 as I [...]