logan february

A Blossoming Storm Shades Reality and Insomniac Act by Alexis Bates & Logan February

Some physical existence & the yearning, always. Sky, jaw-wide, hurtling fictions to the ground. Witness this descent in slow motion, this deft dive & this graceful [...]

October 23, 2017

Sleeping and other poems by Simone Savannah

February 9, 2017

She says last night I was all over the bed pushing her to the edge of it and I am laughing with her because I remember how [...]
Sheboygan County, Wisconsin No.1 by John Dorsey

June 1, 2015

a kid jacking another kid in the face outside the elementary school an old man in a fur coat carrying a dollhouse [...]
The Price of the Ticket to Heaven by Raphael Maurice

August 14, 2019

Stay & hold me & these suffering hands. For I won’t be long. I will not remain unread like a book for God does [...]
Three Poems by Sarah A. O’Brien

March 19, 2016

This Isn’t a Poem About Cold Hands my hands are cold at the moment (when aren’t they, really), so they look purple (this [...]
Two Poems by Helen Wickes

September 2, 2016

January Dazzle What did we know then—clock ticking, spilled salt, and that one faucet— bitterly, bitterly. The heart [...]
George P. Henson by Ed Nichols

August 1, 2014

He knew he was of sound mind, even if no one else did. They all acted like he was off his rocker or something. Always [...]
Sight-Seeing New York City Fall 2001 by Jonathan Church

September 4, 2017

A blind man steps onto the N train at 59th Street. He turns his head and seems to wait for a stranger to gently grasp his [...]
the rainy part of the world by mark petterson

June 1, 2015

After the rundown middle school where I tutor a thirteen-year-old who reads at a second-grade level, and really we just read [...]
Charting Greatness by Laura Iodice

March 14, 2017

Like many baby boomers, I learned how to diagram sentences in grade school. As a kid who loved reading and writing, I [...]
On Donald Trump Tweeting that Meryl Streep is One of the Most Overrated Actresses by Amy Saul-Zerby

February 1, 2017

This year we learned the difference between shock & surprise & maybe too late, but who would have thought, if given [...]
Distant Homeland by Joseph S. Pete

January 31, 2017

The inchoate Macedonian teen, Little more than a tender sprout, Untested and provincial, Set sail alone across the Atlantic [...]
Life Hack by Jessica Bonder

January 27, 2017

Denial, it ain’t just a river. This is what passes for psychoanalytical comedy, cross-stitched on a decorative accent [...]