Tag Issue 11 Fall 2020

Croaking & Clucking & Flapping & Leaping Toward the Intersection of Chaos & Extinction

The chicken doesn’t realize she’s being plucked when it is being done one feather at a time. The frog doesn’t...

Richard Risemberg was born to a mixed (and mixed-up) Jewish-Catholic marriage in Argentina, and brought to LA as a child…

"It's getting late," he said. "You want to go inside?"
"Don't get your hopes up,"...

Larry Warner is the author of five books, including the award-winning Journey with Grief (2018) and his first collection of…

The warm water
like fingers
gently kneading
my knots of sorrow

Judy Upton is an award-winning playwright with plays produced by the Royal Court, National Theatre, Hampstead Theatre and BBC Radio…

There is something lying in the brambles and I can see now that it’s not a lion. It looks like...

Marco Etheridge lives and writes in Vienna, Austria. His short fiction has been published in Canada, The UK, and the…

“I was in Saint Louis when the cholera come up the river, back in forty-nine. It lasted into the next...

Every boy and girl can toss a knee-buckler for a strike on a 3-2 count, hit in the clutch, and...