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ALL-AMERICAN JESUS
Jan E. Mehmedović
out in the Everglades, no resurrection
just a rotting boy's corpse
Nine Poems
Jerome Kookan
the day i was born i was yellow and poisoned and anxious.
and they put me under a sunlamp and burned it out of me.
Three Poems
Richard Siken
Drug Plane
I was fifteen, then sixteen, then twenty. My high-school friend was my now college roommate. His stepfather was less mysterious but more compelling. He was having trouble with his
Doubt Is Just A Thought Distracting You From What You Already Are
Sivan Lavie
We are like dogs in a dog park, smelling each other, breathing together
Drunk In Chinatown
Casper Kelly
We're asked to think about examples of unconscious bias and I think about the guy who goes to
Heaven but it's Chinese.
Midnight In The Amazon Company Town
Nicola Maye Goldberg
Last spring was the last spring.
wouldn’t that be funny ha ha ha
Michael Washington
Neither a drop of white wine into the danube canal, nor a gunshot through the roof of my mouth, but something in between
the head of the mule deer in your father's den was a gift from his cousin
Eric Subpar
I am more deserving of your love than he is. My heart beats twice the size of others.
You Must Change Your Life
Sam Levy
I put away my matchsticks / and hammer. You remain, standing / the same as you were.
Indigo, Indigoing, Indigone
Jennifer Murphy
when I laugh, you perk up
like a misted lily
We're dooming ourselves: 2 poems
Taylor Napolsky
there’s always something new to say
She’s lifting space for a minute ago—
Marisela Zamora
behold a God's eye in storm where tapping rings / finish me.
There Will Be Blood
Kim Acrylic
Lies are told beneath silvery moons
And far beyond sad boys and girls falling in love.
Why I Pulled All the Reds from My Crayola Box
Patrick G. Roland
Before the internet had all the answers,
before Siri, before Alexa,
before TikTok teens with ring lights
explained the universe in under thirty seconds—
I had my dad.
Dad was my Wikipedia.
Dad
Playing House
Emily Sperber
Look longingly
out the window. Wait for myself to come home.
FOURTEEN POEMS
Mike Topp
I think the interview went pretty well, although at one point I remember asking the interviewer to speak slower this time, using simpler words, words with no syllables if possible.
the godhead
ry downey
Please dont forget to play. Can you remember
the last time you danced?
Four Poems
Thom Waddill
Wind in the ears like / Water ungathering / In and out of baskets.
After boys become some kind of man: 3 poems
Simon Wolf
The door is broken, the home is not
as we begin to compare our splinters
before our squinting eyes.
Recent Books
Pregaming Grief
Danielle Chelosky
Love is like a museum. You have to look around, experience things, and then leave.
Backwardness
Garielle Lutz
Garielle's longest, most peculiar, most particularized book. A sure-to-be collector's item. Delivery 4-6 weeks!
Dear Nico: the Diary of Elizabeth Ellen (Nov, 2018-Feb, 2020)
Elizabeth Ellen
"Is this the actual diary you wrote at the time? The diary reads a lot like a novel, with its motifs of the murderess, the acupuncturist, etc." -Garielle Lutz, author of Worsted and The Complete Gary Lutz