I Have Always Been a Water Woman: An Interview with Kelly Grace Thomas Interview conducted by Sarah Ulery Kelly Grace Thomas’s first full-length collection, Boat Burned, was released with YesYes [...]
SPRING 2020 FICTION AJ Atwater, Steeple Lassoer Janelle Bassett, Prove It Kanza Javed, It Will Follow You Home CONTEST WINNERS [...]
Rebecca Tan Homesick The house at the end of Colchester Grove looks over an angular cul-de-sac shrouded in old, gangly trees. In 1994, my father drove his Toyota down [...]
Vincent Scarpa The Sound of Silence The thing I do remember is what I said to the woman playing the hand-held harp. This was as I was falling under [...]
Whitney Kerutis is a poet from Arizona now residing in Stillwater, Oklahoma. She is Founder/Editor in Chief of GASHER Journal and is a Ph.D. student in Creative Writing [...]
Kathryn Merwin's work has appeared in Hayden's Ferry, Passages North, Hobart, The Journal, Sugar House, Prairie Schooner, and Blackbird. She has read and/or reviewed for the [...]
Evan James Sheldon Hunting A man from church, Dan Peebles, asks Saul and his father to join him and his son, Jimmy, for dove hunting. Any doves they kill [...]
Steve Fellner On Marxism, My Mother's Body, and the State of Nonfiction I wrote a memoir about my mother no one read. It won a contest no one entered. [...]
Janelle Bassett Prove It I got this job by pretending to be my long-dead, long-faced great-aunt. The credentials I listed are my own—I took the tests and got the [...]
AJ AtwaterSteeple LassoerI got good with my lasso. I could loop a lounging brother’s big toe with one whistle through the air. They’d say, hey, and I’d have them by [...]
Flower Conroy The Weight of a Hummingbird It’s known as desairology—the art of making the deceased appear less lifeless—but I can’t help hearing in it an echo of desire [...]
Nance Van Winckel is the author of eight books of poetry, most recently Our Foreigner,winner of the Pacific Coast Poetry Prize (Beyond Baroque Press, 2017), and Book of No [...]
