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Mel's City: Illustrated Journal

by Melanie Rejón Melanie Rejón es una ilustradora, diseñadora y arquitecta mexicana. Estudió en la Facultad de Arquitectura de la UADY,...

let's waltz, darling

by Kay Lee your hand in / mine you can / spin once and / i will spin / twice; you take / onetwothree / sharp breaths, brilliant, / giddy,...

On the Train to New York

by Diamond Forde ALICE pressed her back into the red brick of the railway station. 2 The horizon, once foaming waves of cotton, now...

Nickie DeSardo

Houdini’s Secret I left a seamount behind in order to break free from you. Houdini wrapped in chains sunk to the ocean floor. A million...

Rone Shavers

Crônica of the Grand Allusion Once again, it’s necessary to comment on what the crônica is and why I tend to stick with it. The crônica...

Parakeets at the Edge of the Mojave

by Shoshana Tehila Surek Multimedia water color by Shoshana Tehila Surek “I lose a word every time that I blink,” my mother said a year...

Truth in Illusions

by Daniel Herrera “Truth in Illusions” “You would measure time the measureless and immeasurable.” Khalil Gibran The Prophet Khalil’s eyes...

Poems by henry 7. reneau, jr.

henry 7. reneau, jr. writes words of conflagration to awaken the world ablaze, an inferno of free verse illuminated by his affinity for...

ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY EGGS

by Elsa Valmidiano Between Water and Grief by Bea Hayward, 2020 Thirteen. Fourteen. Fifteen. Sixteen. Seventeen. Eighteen. Nineteen. Each...

Jessy Randall

A visual poetry collection by Jessy Randall

Red Turns Insolence into Innocence

by Lily Hoang Let me tell you a story. It happened long, long ago, in places without names, but they are stories worth hearing

Jaap Blonk

First Class Nightmares Jaap Blonk – voice and laptop Recorded Live in Vancouver, April 20, 2018