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Tag: '26

Water Beneath the Bridge

  • Categories: 2022 Fall, Fiction
  • Tags: '26, Willow Delp
Digital art of a koi fish against a colorful background.

WILLOW DELP
The water was brown. / The Brabantio family had adamantly tried to ignore this fact – even the more progressive members politely refused to comment. …Continue Reading Water Beneath the Bridge

A Sovereign / Two Bodies

  • Categories: 2022 Fall, Poetry
  • Tags: '26, Aidan Cooper
Two gray figures. Both seem androgynous. The figure on the right is sovereign and has a cloak and crown.

AIDAN COOPER
Her Prayer like a touch and boiling / Shiver turning the dust-clouds into rain. // He stands before a lectern named Wash / Where he uncoils ribbons from the holes / He cut through his fingertips the callouses…Continue Reading A Sovereign / Two Bodies

7-11 Parking Lot

  • Categories: 2022 Fall, Fiction
  • Tags: '26, Anna Wetzel
Pencil drawing of a hand holding a cigarette box.

ANNA WETZEL
I don’t usually give bums money because I know they’ll just use it on drugs. I have such profound empathy for those experiencing drug addiction, and I would hate to enable such a vicious cycle….Continue Reading 7-11 Parking Lot

Braid Us

  • Categories: 2022 Spring, Fiction
  • Tags: '26, Awa Diop
A black and white drawing of a girl's hair being combed and braided.

AWA DIOP
Adja parts the last section of hair with the rattail comb to hook in another box braid. She’s working on the last two braids of Michelle’s hair, a first-time customer. …Continue Reading Braid Us

Wildflower Humans

  • Categories: 2022 Fall, Fiction
  • Tags: '26, Bryan Jimenez Flores
A image of a tree with a golden glow in the background. There is a golden palace in the background

BRYAN FLORES
The entire town mocked him and some threatened him with pesticide when he approached, but no one had the heart to tell him that his father was not a wildflower human….Continue Reading Wildflower Humans

Connect

  • Categories: 2022 Fall, Poetry
  • Tags: '26, Grace Escoe

GRACE ESCOE
Great Chasm / An inch filled with a single board / Yet still vast / Yet still devoid // Concrete / Loads of hardened gray / Pillars of stone / All to endeavor / To contain You…Continue Reading Connect

Reification: A Question in Serial

  • Categories: 2022 Fall, Fiction
  • Tags: '26, Esteban Sanchez
An image with a wired green ball above a green watery surface

ESTEBAN SANCHEZ
I walk with you through a field of wild grass on a path laid out for us by others. Dandelion seeds float slowly, discernible against the blue sky, like white snowflakes that fall in other parts of the world….Continue Reading Reification: A Question in Serial

Going Back

  • Categories: 2022 Fall, Poetry
  • Tags: '26, Bluma Hammarhead
A drawing of a girl staring out a window into the night, purple sky

BLUMA HAMMARHEAD
Here is– the monument, / The bare room heavy with artifacts: / Strange velvet balls, stacks / Of letters, papers, / Old journals full of hypotheticals…Continue Reading Going Back

Stars Fallen From The Sky

  • Categories: 2022 Fall, Fiction
  • Tags: '26, Emily Wykoff
A black and white photo of a girl with the shadow of a city line in the background

EMILY WYKOFF
A blonde woman stands on the Brooklyn Bridge, waiting. Lifting her hand, she brushes a strand of perfectly curled hair into her scarf. She waits patiently, eyes staring off into the distance. …Continue Reading Stars Fallen From The Sky

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