Poetry
Concrete Nocturne by Adrian Dallas Frandle
We came to the blurred edge of the world, us three, to swim in our definition.
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Poetry
El Tejido by Judd Hess
I can almost sense the shimmer of some web I suspect I’ve had some part in weaving
Book Reviews
A Review of Joan Kwon Glass’ Night Swim by Terri Linn Davis
The Ashes Cling to Everything”: A Powerful Exploration of Grief and Healing in Joan Kwon Glass’s “Night Swim”
Book Reviews
A Review of Joan Kwon Glass’ How to Make Pancakes for a Dead Boy by Daniel Flosi
Joan Kwon Glass fearlessly navigates the depths of grief, memory, and resilience, forging an intimate bond with readers as they confront the unthinkable and emerge stronger on the other side.
Fiction
Party of Three by Mathieu Cailler
Last night, I died. A driver plowed into my hatchback at 92 mph on the 110 South right outside of downtown Los Angeles.
