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Tethers | Marisa Atha
My dad taught me how to ride a bike. I was old enough to have opinions about how this all should happen—firstly, that I be well-prepared...
Mar 10, 202512 min read


Black Cherry | Tessa Speicher
The summer I was lost, my grandmother gave me black cherry ice cream always two scoops, every night, and we’d sit on the porch in the...
Feb 22, 20251 min read


A Still Life | Mike Cullinane
I cut the flowers for a still life, Smiling on the table top hunting joy; ...
Feb 20, 20251 min read


Holding the Pink Slip | Agatha Isabel
I had been meaning to take a few dresses and rompers to the dry cleaners. I had rented three dresses to try on for my friends’ wedding...
Feb 18, 20255 min read


Central Casting | Kathryn Zheng - Fiction & Nonfiction Contest Winner - Fall 2024
She is a superstar, she is an indie darling. I know this sounds like a contradiction, but I can assure you that it isn’t. Her last album...
Feb 11, 202513 min read


The Backyard | Natasha Deonarain
Stubborn dandelion, yellowed brilliance unaware that it’s outstayed the world’s welcome, soaked in still morning light with a pair of...
Jan 28, 20252 min read


mirror study | Kaitlyn Sun
my eyes lock with my eyes two black holes, duplicated suspended in space and time. i blink — and the self-portrait shifts late sun...
Jan 26, 20251 min read


Limerence | Jessica Sadler
Three months. Fourteen days. One hour. Nineteen minutes. That’s how long it’s been since you broke up with me. I remember precisely...
Jan 24, 20253 min read


Roses | Amy Lee
i. we were probably eight when you waved back as i looked up from my new apartment balcony. we looked for shells and jumped...
Jan 22, 20252 min read


Luck | Amanda Boyanowski-Morin
I bowed to the ground, picked up nine four-leaf clovers - six five-leaf clovers too. Their petals sliced by mower blades speckled by...
Jan 20, 20251 min read


Tyler Joseph Loves Taco Bell | Morgan G. Cairns
and i love him even more now my half-mad boy in his skeleton best black and red, canary and camo he pulls that heart out of his chest...
Jan 18, 20251 min read


A Summer Storm | Andrea Tate
At sixteen, on a sunny summer day, you lay in bed, daydreaming about your future. The image of a shiny linoleum floor with a woman...
Jan 16, 20257 min read
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