Poetry by Rachel Galvin
Well No One Ever Said Breeding Was Easy
Issue No. 10
Poetry
Poetry by Stanislava Mogileva, trans. Joan Brooks
Three Poems Translated from the Russian
Poetry by Michael Dhyne
Like a Gift Passed Between Us | Sonogram
Poetry by E.G. Cunningham
Coda Logic
Poetry by VC Amey
Being Addicted to Crack and Finding Yourself Alone | and other poems
Poetry by Soleil Garneau
Mothers | Weather Patterns
Poetry by Jessica Freeman
This Body | Patience
Poetry by Daniel Biegelson
While the Catholics Were Trying to Pray the Jew Away | Tet
Poetry by Brendan Sherry
For L, To Depart | and other poems
Fiction
“The Changeling” by Suri Parmar
“That DNA test is just water cooler hype, babe,” she chides, “you know, like TikTok challenges”. . .
“Far From Home” by E.P. Tuazon
After school, I’d head to the arcade first. That was my real home. I never got into games like Dad did, but I liked getting my hands in the machines, figuring out how they worked. . .
“Articulated Body, Mint Complete” by Paula Weiman
Sometimes Alice dreams she’s wearing Jennifer’s face. . .
Five entries from the imagined bestiary 50 Beasts to Break Your Heart by GennaRose Nethercott
Born in amethyst caves, Lilymutts spend the first six months of life chiseling armor from stone. . .
Nonfiction
[angels] by Domingo David Canizales III
At the back of the hallway closet is a leather jacket. It belongs to your dad, she says. . .
“Parrots at the Window” by Neethu Krishnan
I was healthy and suddenly, not—an odyssey one sentence short. . .
“Unraveling the Sari” by Akhila Kolisetty
Varalaxmi Vratam, a festival perhaps more important in our Andhra family than Diwali. On this day, our suburban New Jersey home transforms into our homeland. . .
“Pool Rope” by Demree McGhee
I’m an expert at watching from afar—in admiration and disgust. . .
“On the Production of Wisdom” by Tedi López Mills, trans. Robin Myers
Her motto would have to be I’m what matters and nothing else concerns me. She doesn’t try to alter what’s out of her hands. . .