Jane-Rebecca Cannarella

Family of Four Lokos by Jane-Rebecca Cannarella

Stephanie, John, and Hector spent an evening in early July selling their art on a sidewalk in Old City. The money – all pooled together – was enough to buy plenty of Four [...]

February 26, 2017

The Origin of Trees by Jane-Rebecca Cannarella

Palm trees belong to two states: California and Florida. But more to California than Florida – Florida is where oranges grow on trees that are the result of shoots [...]

December 31, 2016

Champ by Steph Post

June 1, 2015

We go down to the water to find him. Black crabs scurry up trees like rioters dispersed and needle-beaked birds balancing on [...]
POKÉMON MOON and other poems by Graham W. Henderson

February 8, 2017

POKÉMON MOON the defiant day moon overpowered by the sun who lights it anyway the deferent day moon tries to touch its host [...]
A Victory by Raphael Maurice

November 22, 2018

The ocean was black near the shore and farther out a storm was massing in the sky. He sat, looking out over the water, [...]
two poems by liz minette

August 1, 2015

After After you died, your house was still a mess; like always, always when we’d come over, you’d say [...]
Cardboard City by Paul Tristram

October 1, 2014

The Winter winds blow cold and hard under the desolate railway bridge but at least he won’t be waking up to a policeman [...]
SCHRÖDINGER’S CAT PLAYS GOD and other poems by Stephanie Tom

January 24, 2017

The phenomenon of Schrödinger’s cats states: being that the cat was simultaneously half-alive and half-dead in the [...]
says the same and other poems by Edmund Sandoval

October 4, 2017

Maybe I’m in love with you. I say this in a diner. On the train car. In the boulevard. She says the same. Probably [...]
On The Lace Lichen Trail She Mourns A Tree After A Week Of Storms by Lisa Meckel

December 10, 2016

Off the trail, another great pine massacred by wind and rain. This great gray-chested body felled, no longer a giant against [...]
Psychic Mountains Ten Thousand Feet High by Sheldon Lee Compton

August 8, 2019

Clifton’s home is the same as anywhere; curses and miracles happen in the same small steps, and the difference between the [...]
A Thing From Spain by Ashlie Allen

July 27, 2017

They know I am not fluent in English, but still approach me. “Why are your eyes so black? Why do you look like you’ve [...]
Autobiography by Deirdre Coyle

June 1, 2015

I was born in a haunted mansion upstate. We moved. I lived in the South. I learned witchcraft in my sleep. In a dream, the [...]
I know an old lady and other poems by Robert Beveridge

August 28, 2017

snake watches spider watches fly another hour like this Linda Blair, Superhero For Carla Toptsidis Enchanted is not the word [...]