On Violence, Snuff Films, and Morbid Curiosity, by Andrew Jason Jacono

Riggwelter would like to preface this work with a strong content warning. If you are in any way sensitive to… Read more On Violence, Snuff Films, and Morbid Curiosity, by Andrew Jason Jacono

Teacher, Lover by Brandon M. Stickney

Her name should not appear here. It’s been thirty years and it’s still on my lips. It was the 1980s,… Read more Teacher, Lover by Brandon M. Stickney

I Want To Catcall Dogs by T.J. Butler

I want to catcall dogs. I’ve never understood men in passing cars catcalling women on the street. What a terrible… Read more I Want To Catcall Dogs by T.J. Butler

Translingual Poetry and Self-Translation of Poetry by Andrey Gritsman

For many years there has been much controversy regarding the possibility to translate poetry and especially about the possibility to… Read more Translingual Poetry and Self-Translation of Poetry by Andrey Gritsman

The Name Debate by Katie Wolf

As a people-pleaser, that sad, desperate affliction many women are familiar with, the idea of having strong opinions about almost… Read more The Name Debate by Katie Wolf

Onions by Erik Fuhrer

I cut onions in the kitchen. An ordinary activity made fraught by Moops at my feet waiting for fallen pieces… Read more Onions by Erik Fuhrer

Kundalini Rising by Victoria Briggs

Spring was late last year in coming to New York. The first week of May had been a washout –… Read more Kundalini Rising by Victoria Briggs

Lost and Found by Storey Clayton

People are forgetful.  Drunk people doubly so. Uber’s introductory instructional video advises drivers to confirm that everyone has all their… Read more Lost and Found by Storey Clayton

Wardrobes, Fairy Tale Family Trees and the Power of Re-imagining by S.A. Leavesley

The wardrobe portal to Narnia in C. S. Lewis’s The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe isn’t a literary fiction;… Read more Wardrobes, Fairy Tale Family Trees and the Power of Re-imagining by S.A. Leavesley

Slender by Lizzie Hudson

Why do birds Suddenly appear Every time You are near Just like me They long to be Close to You.… Read more Slender by Lizzie Hudson