Volume 4 Number 1
It was like love at first sight. She, by stenciled cap, Another Christian Mom for Nixon! enrobed in coke and thrift store polyester, with hands…
The cat lay vomiting on the side of the bed and I was vomiting, too, our heads together and apart like a magnetic field, when…
Animals live under the air conditioner, maneuver small bodies through the cracks in the window frames, get themselves stuck in-between panes. When they are caught,…
Half an apple wrapped in foil, peanut butter stuck to the wrong thing. The other half is somewhere else. Not a sibling’s lunch. Not my…
She sent the box of silver and all my baby pictures with no explanation. It runs in the family; her grandmother used to take me…
On the island where I grew up, all the women look like Angelina Jolie. The women like to call themselves Angelina in honor of the…
I want to be so famous people think of me while they eat their breakfasts. There I am in your Count Chocula, between the raisins…
When they cut flesh again and again sometimes the muscle buckles, like how metal can only be soddered so many times before it’s just sodder…
I did not see the moonwashed lake behind our trailer or the yellow finch in the avocado tree. I did not see the fire, the…
Ought-to-live could be walking down the Avenue des Champs-Élysées, dressed in chinoiserie and weighed down in Roberto Cavalli and Louis Vuitton. Those could be pirated…