Still-life with Shrubs, by Nnadi Samuel
Autumn buzzes around us, like the killing of bees.our youthful legs still adoring crop stains,stampeding the dense thickets, honey-sweet with […]
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Ask a Necromancer, by Amanda Downum
Fever Season In my life, I have rarely been on the cutting edge. Be it fashion, literary trends, or cell
Beautiful Oaths, by Shanna Germain
In the very back of Landsdelle Cemetery, beneath a windfall of vine maples, Adaranth White took respite between two sheltered
Deranged Sestina//or To outdress a Coffin & name it Self-harm, by Nnadi Samuel
I’m handpicked by a misphrase to where my person lies:gash in a word pool of listlessness where grief & suture
This Residue Light, by Ewen Ma
Light and life and rain and white noise and we are thrumming with the city’s breath and soaring through its
The Economics of Death, by Nnadi Samuel
for Japheth Our deads cost a language to bring back.& in Taiwan, mother lavish her speaking-in-tongues on empty sky.
Sunday in the Park With Hank, by Leah Bobet
“Listen,” she says, and takes Hank’s hand—takes it because intimacy might soften the blow. “What do you think about meeting