Category: Online Issue Pieces

Parrot

Maeve Barry 2023 Spring Fiction Contest Winner Janet lies in the bathtub with the phone shouldered to her ear. In a long lace dress with its back zipper open. It sags off her chest. She sits in her...

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The Plague of Flies

Julie Marie Wade Maybe it starts here: bright swatch of color behind the closet door, yellow as a fisherman’s slicker. The swatter, they called it, and you thought about it even when you weren’t...

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Angelica Esquivel

“The Hills” “Birds of Paradise” Angelica Esquivel ANGELICA ESQUIVEL is a Xicana artist and writer from Fostoria, Ohio. Her work has appeared in Poet Lore, America Magazine, and Crab Orchard...

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Cat DM

“The Journey” “Confluence” “Cosmic Lion” Cat DM CAT DM is an artist and illustrator born and raised in Medellin, Colombia. Now residing in North Carolina, Cat seeks to inspire curiosity...

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Anton Amit

“The old world” Anton Amit ANTON AMIT graduated from college in Yenakiyevo (Ukraine) with a degree in design in 2008 and worked as a sculptor and artist at a private company, later he...

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Max Cavitch

“Monochromata 1” “Monochromata 2” Max Cavitch MAX CAVITCH is a writer, teacher, and photographer living and working in Philadelphia. Recent and forthcoming exhibits and publications of his...

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Jean Wolff

“Small Green Totem” Jean Wolff JEAN WOLFF is an American artist born in Detroit, Michigan. She received her BFA from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor after attending the Center of...

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Peyton Fultz

“Liminal” Peyton Fultz PEYTON FULTZ is a Maryland-based acrylic painter known for her vibrant and textured works of art. Her paintings have been published in Flossy Lit Magazine and Beyond Queer...

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Mato Enki (2MASS ROKKE)

“You Have Become My Government #3” Mato Enki (2MASS ROKKE) MATO ENKI (2MASS ROKKE) is an interdisciplinary artist and researcher. His work repurposes existing analyses of systems and media,...

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There is the Day Filled with Too Much

Allison Field Bell My grandmother Ethel: I never met her. She died when my mother was twenty-one. Breast cancer that spread to the brain. She raised seven children. She was a naval officer in World...

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