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“There’s a word in Welsh, hireath, which means, more or less, an intense longing or homesickness for a place you can never reach, whether it’s a place that doesn’t exist, or a place that doesn’t exist anymore. came before her.”
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Kasey Kirchner
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Gaya Lastovjak
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1 May 2026
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Matthew Dickman
“The early heatwave finished off the last of the jasmine.
The tomato plants stood around, as if they had no one to dance with.”
Ethel
Janel Comeau
“She was doubled somehow, one version of her hunched under the other, as though I was looking cross-eyed through 3D spectacles.”
After the Move
Alyx Chandler
“Often,
southern hospitality turned out to be
a tall tale. When we didn’t go to church,
folks could be mean as mockingbirds.”
Godzilla or Jesus Christ?
Megan Poe
“82 lines of iambic pantameter, written sometime between Byron’s lustful and fleeting affair with his half-sister, and his debilitating infatuation with a fellow choir boy, “Darkness” is the apocalypse poem that gores the beauty of the sublime. In the crooked symphony of Coleridge and Wordsworth’s aeolian lyres and dulcimers, “Darkness” is a heavy metal thrash.”
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Issue 65
Spring 2025
Featuring
Andy Butter, Teresa Carmody, Hollie Dugas, Noah Francis, Jen Frantz, Katie Garcia, Rasha Lama, Roy Lowenstein, Rebecca McKee, Brooke Middlebrook, Austin Miles, Olivia Muenz, Seth Peterson, Jessica Petrow-Cohen, Riley Richards, Anna Schachner, Robyn Schelenz, Melissa Strilecki, Thea Swanson, Harriet Truscott, Evan Wang, Jordan Williamson
Cover Art
Alana Solin