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Gridlock
“Whatever happens,” Jenny said, “whatever you see, don’t stop. Just keep moving. Don’t stop.”
Poetry, fiction, interviews, essays, and art
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Treehuggers
Nobody in this room believes any of these words you are telling us. It’s all bullshit. And we have heard enough.
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The Professional
A nuanced short story where professional persistence meets personal resolve in a quest for unattainable antiques.
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Useless Old Tool
The Bills’ quarterback launches a long one. Clarence’s eyes lift, burning with faith, reflecting the neon pink crucifix above the TV. He looks to the left, there hangs his framed…
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Echoes of Hands and Heart
These intimate and reflective poems explore themes of memory, family, and loss. Through vivid imagery and careful structure, they evoke a deep sense of nostalgia and emotional connection.
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A Wanderer With an Eye for a Spear
In this thoughtful essay, J.D. Torres Duarte explores the nuanced concept of plotless novels through the lens of Peter Handke’s A Moment of True Feeling. Comparing works by Lispector, Beckett,…
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Reflections
Lost Poem, Found Poem This isn’t a memory of iniquity, lost things, people and places we love. This isn’t a diary of our years in exile, years without company or…
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Imagined Light
A collection of ekphrastic poems by Jhilam Chattaraj, exploring themes of nature, urban life, and historical memory. Through vivid imagery and emotional depth, the poems journey through nocturnal cities, ancient…
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Hats Are Back
“Hats Are Back” follows Leslie, a disillusioned intern at a fashion magazine, as she navigates the gap between her glamorous dreams and the reality of the publishing world. Through her…
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No Right To Remembrance
The last time Evelyn laid eyes on him, he was sucking his thumb furiously, his blanket tangled around his little body, sweat making his soft blonde hair curl. Dozing in…
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Maria Patakia: The Temporariness of Beauty, Love, and Existence
Maria Patakia is a multidimensional personality, She intertwines poetry, theatre, and cinema with her profession as a lawyer at the European Commission. She is the author of four poetry volumes…
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Mississippi Summer | 60 Years Later
On August 4th, 1964, the FBI discovered the bodies of Chaney, Schwerner, and Goodman buried under a newly made dam on a nearby farm. David remained in Mississippi until most…
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“The Capital” by Robert Menasse: The colors of Brussels
Robert Menasse’s novel “The Capital” is a multifaceted narrative that hits straight to the heart of Brussels and the EU bubble. With a keen eye for detail and a penchant…
