“To Tend” by Ocean Wei
One: To Bear, To Tend Bear with me: I feel like a salmon flipping on a wooden cutting board. You might think about the…
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Poetry by Sandra Lim
A long-suppressed murderousness / is coming to, a new little perfume in the air
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“Stone Fruit” by Jamie Cattanach
A boy in the desert painted my picture once. He was living in a tent. There was snow on the ground, but he’d taken…
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“Kalki on the Prowl” by Swati Sudarsan
Curses linger, so Kalki moves. Movement traces the long edges of her memory, a personal rain cloud hovering over her, reminding her that it…
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Poetry by Ellen Welcker
Horse loves the beaver and its habit of / reengineering the entire ecosystem. Horse sees in the beaver’s efforts a reflection / of her dreams, her goals, and her work ethic. This is a fiction.
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Poetry by Orion Allen
Thought of you often. Wanted to tell you / about the men I served and what I was / to them, their drunkenness, about these years…
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“Afterlight” by Lisa Hsiao Chen
There’s only one print of the film in existence, the filmmaker went on to say, a single 35mm print.
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Poetry by Emily Barton Altman
Landscape with Winter | Landscape with Fog
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“Without You I’m Nothing” by Suzanne Scanlon
Do you prefer things to be Interesting or Good?
Do you prefer to sleep: a. Alone? b. With a partner but not touching? c. Cuddling?
Poetry by Liliane Giraudon, trans. by Lindsay Turner
Four poems excerpted from Liliane Giraudon’s forthcoming book (in translation), Sphinx.
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