KJ Hannah Greenberg tilts at social ills and encourages personal evolutions via poetry, prose, and visual art. Her […]

Susan Bartolme is a technologist and writer from New York. She currently lives one hour outside of the […]

It was August. Jordan couldn’t remember past summers ever being this hot. It was as if Nature, seeing this new, prolonged hibernation of humans, had chosen to reset the polluted air by exploding it. Jordan lifted the bottom of his shirt and wiped sweat off his forehead. They couldn’t afford an air conditioner for the living room, his mom had said, until the next unemployment check. Summer would be over by then…

Jay Howard is a writer and university instructor living in the Missouri Ozarks. He teaches communication classes including […]

Suppose a world where men inherit mouths
in their thirty-third year.
Maybe they spring up all at once
with hunger and a tongue.

Ken’s four collections of brief fictions and four collections of speculative poetry can be found at most online […]

I am aware
Of my audience breathing, smell what
They ate for lunch, know
Whether their deodorant works.

John Tessitore has been a newspaper reporter, a magazine writer, and a biographer. He has taught British and […]

I’ve been too ready to believe in
the inevitability of pain,
mine, also yours, blaming our limits
on a calculus: how one sets the rate
of change for the rest…