“autobiography” by O-Jeremiah Agbaakin
with a phrase from Beethoven’s “Ode to Joy” a name is a noose that...
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“love; a burning haibun” by jason b. crawford
See more poems from Issue 19.2 (including another poem by crawford) by purchasing a copy in our...
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“IF I DIE, IT’S FROM A LAG” by JJ Peña
you & your little red kia are missing you’re not answering calls or texts & you’re not at...
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excerpt from “Through” by Shara Lessley and Danielle Cadena Deulen
Gliding like giant fish past our villa, sometimes Dubai’s city buses, with their whirring,...
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excerpt from “Seventy-Seven Steps” by Jehanne Dubrow
The chair was designed to withstand knocks and blows, the biting waters of the sea. It’s known as...
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excerpt from “Flown” by Julia Ridley Smith
Wendy can’t help hovering outside the den when her fourteen-year-old daughter’s older friend...
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excerpt from “Bottom-Feeders” by Claudia Ramirez
It’s winter in the sturgeon-spearing capital of the world. Once again, there is justification for...
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excerpt from “Yacare Caiman (Little Reptiles #7)” by Doug Dorst
. . . It started on a Monday. That much you remember clearly. The Old Man was due back from his...
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Interview with Galina Shevchenko
An interview with our Issue 19.1 artist, Galina Shevchenko.
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Price Increases in 2023
Starting in 2023, we’re changing some of our prices to align with industry standards and account for increased costs in printing.
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