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Quartet for Winds and other poems by Aaron Brame

Quartet for Winds I. My mother birthed me in a skyscraper, named me after the largest city known to the world. Made me a [...]
Homeward and other poems by MJ Santiago

I thought I remembered digging into your soft sides, dripping splinters on the ground. And after that a hole remained. We [...]
Two Poems by Jenya Doudareva

Music And Lyrics By I was there I was there I was There I was there I was there when The clouds were melting icebergs [...]
Another Word For ‘Birthday Hamster’ by Laura Pavlo

There were one thousand “e”’s in the “please” Lucia’s son sung into the pet store window as he furiously pressed [...]
Hindsight by Peter McMillan

Street level in the financial district it was dark and the streetlights were still on. Overhead the sky was blue and [...]
What’s In A Name? by Audrey Wick

She told me she thought about naming me Annabel Lee, after the famous female in Edgar Allan Poe’s poem. Instead, she named [...]
Part of the Same Being by Nina Ficenec

We decided to cut out of the mill early, grab a case of beer and just drive, drive, Jay’s knuckles white against the [...]
Marriage For Dummies by Andrew Kuhn

Remember that we are all dummies here, and must never label each other as such. Say “I” a lot. As in, “I like how you [...]
Overpass by Alison Hicks

Two days after my mother died I lay on the mat in the storefront studio down the street from the tracks. My mother appeared [...]
Two Poems by Raphael Maurice

UTOPIA This is the hard land of miracles. Land of arias over the fields, land of music made by the god at morning. Land of [...]
Psychic Mountains Ten Thousand Feet High by Sheldon Lee Compton

Clifton’s home is the same as anywhere; curses and miracles happen in the same small steps, and the difference between the [...]
Vending Machine Press Issue #13

Photo by: Johannes Huwe The very fine writers for issue 13 are: A Milton Bradley Game by Hilary Sideris Radio Truth [...]