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Artisanal Justice
We make art to bring about the justice, peace and mischief we need to see.
Zary Fekete – Flash Fiction
Balazs steps forward and introduces me. I tentatively reach out my hand, and his father shakes it with the instant...
Zach Murphy – Bio
Zach Murphy is a Hawaii-born writer with a background in cinema. His stories appear in Reed Magazine, The Coachella Review,…
Zach Murphy – Flash Fiction
Everything made Pete queasy. He once fainted at the sight of a moldy loaf of bread. Even so, he decided...
Neile Graham – Bio
Neile Graham is Canadian by birth and inclination, but currently lives in Seattle, USA, where she recently stepped down from…
Neile Graham – 3 Poems
This prosaic autumn morning, on the street,
a robin. I mean: in the street. I mean:
two cars, their wheels within inches,
Thom Young – Bio
Thom Young is a writer from Texas. His work has been in PBS Newshour, The Wall Street Journal, The Oxford…
Thom Young – 3 Poems
I am the American
failure
kissing the sky with a manicured
lawn with skeletons
buried in the backyard
Martina Reisz Newberry – Bio
Martina Reisz Newberry is the author of 7 books of poetry. Her most recent book is Glyphs, available now from…
Greg Sendi – Bio
Greg Sendi is a native Detroiter who lives in and writes from the Rogers Park neighborhood of Chicago where, according…