john stubb

Two Poems by John Stupp

Colorado Sometimes it hits me the last time I saw my dad he was in a cardboard box at a crematorium in Colorado cold as porcelain before the conveyor moved I was too late [...]

March 19, 2016

Carnival Surprise by Tasha Coryell

August 1, 2015

People often mistook him for a Walmart greeter because of the smiley face pin he wore on his chest each day. He had never [...]
De Stijl by Sarah Vernetti

September 2, 2016

Claire stands and struggles to find her balance. The walls, the floor, the ceiling converge as a single plane, the seams [...]
Seasonally Affected and Disordered by Judith Cody

March 19, 2016

Sky stuffed with leaden clouds seeming ready to suffocate like a soggy pillow feeling like the regulation issue California [...]
Three Poems by M.F Nagel

August 1, 2014

Love or a trick of light Somewhere East of the the pale moons of twilight Cometh the iceman Sing ‘in memory in vespers’ [...]
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 [...]
Grateful Mother by Kayla Pongrac

February 1, 2015

When I was a child I owned a teddy bear that I leashed and dragged into supermarkets and banks and shopping malls. His eyes [...]
A Series of Controlled Explosions By David Haight

April 1, 2015

Evelyn sat at the kitchen table the tiny hands of her tiny body wrapped in supplication around her coffee cup and never once [...]
the trial will resume tomorrow at 10 am by Cassandra de Alba

August 1, 2014

all the landmarks of my childhood become a toy town, a diorama of bad decisions. the places I grew with wrenched from me, [...]
Homeboy Chicken Weasel and other poems by Kevin Ridgeway

July 20, 2017

says he got her digits 13th-stepping at an AA meeting that he was going to try them out after he phones his sponsor tonight, [...]
Slick as an Albino Seal from Knee to Toe and other poems by Jeremiah Driver

February 19, 2017

lit by moonlight, she said I want you to know I’m beautiful. Her shirt folded above her head like a jellyfish. She hid her [...]
White Cards by Aliya Whiteley

February 1, 2014

The rooms of the British Museum are organised journeys into stone, clay, gold, bronze, sorted by time and catalogued by the [...]
Take as Directed by Thomas Kearnes

August 1, 2015

Greg wants to quit the Effexor. He washes up for bed in the bathroom. I’m already under the covers, seated against the [...]