Posts by Debra Jo Immergut
Hockenheimring
Sam Farahmand
On Sunday morning, at eight central in middle Tennessee, I watch the Grand Prix. This season is the 70th anniversary of the FIA Formula One World Championship, which feels like enough of a reason to
Meet 2020’s Most Nonessential Santas
Tyler Barton and Erin Dorney
This is the Santa crushing it on Etsy.
This is the Santa denied unemployment.
This is the Santa whose Zoom background brought his therapist to tears.
This Santa doesn’t give a shit—he’s a
My Daughter Has Never Heard of Home Alone or All I Want for Christmas is My Two Front Teeth
Adam Hughes
She lives with her mom
two states away
and I wish this was all
I've failed to teach her.
Acting
Danny Lang-Perez
I’m now constructing a mental pool for how long these two can keep up the corporate veneer before they go insane or at least pop Gene in the teeth or at least say Okay you’re done no more pineapple and then whisk away the tray of pineapple Mom and I have not stopped noshing and ogling and noshing...
Grip
Connor Goodwin
The first time I went rock climbing, I lasted 30 minutes.
On Shaving My Legs for the First Time
Nandini Maharaj
On Shaving my Legs for the First Time
the offending hairs that sprout from dark skin
like unwelcome ants that toil through the night
hairs that signal virility on my father’s chin
draw taunts
I Write Panic
Sydney Vogl
I WRITE PANIC
into the locked kitchen
cabinet, china chipped
& sticky. i write
myself into a bottle
of vodka, sloshing
in waves of bitter
padded tongue.
i write the morning
green &
Most Accurate, Most Deadly
Hannah Seidlitz
I once let the person I loved prick my ribcage with a needle a thousand times so I wouldn’t forget. A collection of dots arcing messily into two black brackets.
Neon; Regret: Lucio Fontana’s “Walking the Space”
Amanda Goldblatt
I am writing you now from a city we scored with nomadic walking fourteen months ago. During that trip I had been ill.
Why Look for Animals?
Alexandria Peary
In this dappled language, like a woods painted by Neil Welliver, in and out of our attention, animals wander in the camouflage. They are highlighted by our attention: each stands in a yellow bar of
Acknowledgment
Tara Van De Mark
Dan disowned my sister and me via email a year ago
Significant Tornadoes
Carmen E Brady
Many days I realize my dreams are fiction half way through.
Rocky Lives in My Head Rent Free
Julia Do
in this one you’re a six foot / two hundred pound prize
A Problem Set
Lauren D. Woods
Why did Train A leave while Train B was still getting ready?
The Bulldagger
Andrea Routley
I like sex in fiction to be full of ambivalence—undeniable lust mixed with doubt or disgust. I have done things with lovers I don’t want to tell anyone.
Words Fail, Chapter 1c: Fighting the Fog
Angus Woodward
Previously on...
Chapter 1a: Converging
Chapter 1b: Crisis