Poetry: Road Trip by Liane Tyrrel
We are us, arms and legs emptying a car, elongated tent poles and a thin cord stuck into car lighter, air to fill our beds.
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Creative Nonfiction: MoreThanAMum by Sarah Pazur
At first your screen name makes me sad.
Flash Fiction: The Lion’s Tooth by Rachel Kowalsky
I thought about the straight, flat timeline of my life.
Poetry: fin de ses jours à grand est (for Anthony Bourdain) by Scott Laudati
It was a perfect ending./To die for nothing.
Creative Nonfiction: Golden Fields by Shome Dasgupta
I didn’t know that he was white and I didn’t know that I was brown then.
Flash Fiction: Clementines by Yunya Yang
He is dirty, germs on his hands, in the gaps of his nails, something invisible and harmful. Something that harms her.
Breaking Out the Ghosts: An Interview with Caroline Hagood by Jen Michalski
As I was writing, I just kept thinking that we need to break and remake the whole way all this stuff works.
Poetry: On the Origin of the Species by R.L. Maizes
a chimpanzee fishes termites with a stick/ but lacks the imagination to whip its young.
Creative Nonfiction: Risk Ratio by Myna Chang
The only thing they agreed on was that they couldn’t protect us.
Flash Fiction: Father’s Fabric by Xueyi Zhou
I grew in oversized male T-shirts, wearing them as nightdresses, grew out of them, then in fake Nike hoodies, Levi’s sweaters, Tommy Hilfiger dresses.
