Poetry: The Bees and the Bears by CL Bledsoe
Before bed, my daughter asks/about when we were bears
Creative Nonfiction: Lessons Learned At A Late Night Pizza Place Off The Champs Élysées by Jane Copland
They fly us to the other side of the world to ply our trade and think nothing of what we might learn along the way.
Flash Fiction: The Most Boy Part of Him by Thomas Kearnes
But desire leads to disappointment—always.
Two Poems by Joe Hall
my kid baloney anomie deep in the mist down where couches slouch
Creative Nonfiction: The Air Between Us by Laraine Herring
Make sure you keep some space around you on the road, sugar. Air will never hurt you.
Flash Fiction: What to do when a wildfire threatens your home by Tom Walsh
Call whoever’s home into the kitchen. Count heads.
Poetry: Phantoms by Michel Krug
we plot the return orbit/ and splash down/ to invoke nostalgia
Creative Nonfiction: Language Acquisition by Eshani Surya
My uncle wanted to show me off, this talented niece from America, and he asked me to say something, anything, in English.
Fiction: How Did We Get Here by Claire Taylor
The city was as new to them now as they’d been to each other back then.
Poetry: Sudden Silence by Kurt Luchs
A certain music has stopped.
