The Flag Bearer by Joseph J. Kozma
The Flag Bearer One morning when he woke up He felt like a triangle In a rectangular world. The black milk of the night Refused to clarify, templates Fell apart…
Fiction
The Fall of King Marty by Daniel Tobin
t sends Isaac’s head all the way around his body, kind of like those cartoons he used to watch when he was younger. He is suddenly spinning, gravity seizing control…
Poetry
Inwood Today by Albert Katz
Inwood Today before that restaurant opened there was another restaurant in the same spot a different name same type of food but less expensive that shop selling shoes used to…
Poetry
Pileated by David Anthony Sam
Pileated His hand is in the rapid hammering as if his touch still carpentered my world, shaping with router and band saw the wood that grew from the black humus.…
Fiction
My Commencement Speech to the Inwood, Indiana, Home-Schooled Class of 2016 by Joel Haskard
diana, Home-Schooled Class of 2016: Today you come out into the world as graduates, leaving behind the musty corridors full of old newspapers and windows covered in aluminum foil, the…