Dear Mary Harron,
I so enjoyed your film American Psycho. I heard of your recent project, The Other Vitruvian Man, and would like to pitch an alternative ending to the film …
Weekly Feature | These corpses must speak their names, by Soonest Nathaniel
They have bobbed-up belly-wise,
like fishes drawn out of water;
there’s a message in the white of their vacant eyes,
and we are left the riddle to decipher.
Bats in Bridgeport
Bats in Bridgeport by Frank G. Karioris, Regular Contributor Softpaws on sofas in basement brick buildings, this evening snow keeps …
Weekly Feature – Speak as the Tree | Badlands, by Madison Zehmer
Pine trees don’t grow here but winter blooms do, their vibrant crimson in snowfields a shock; like a path of …
VOTE ABSENTEE, VOTE EARLY!
Access to everything you need to ensure you are registered, get registered, receive an absentee ballot, as well as check the deadlines and rules for your area.
Weekly Feature | Darkness, a poem by Tom Barlow
After Byron In 1816, the year without a summer, volcano dust strangled the world. Red snow in June, crops all …
Weekly Feature | Sad Revolutionary Lullibies, a poem by Mbizo Chirasha
……..Sing songs of afghan circumcised, Damascus masturbating bullets Sing Belafonte Sing! Of revolutions that never crawled, sing! Lumumba, see …
Erasure the News | Land of Small Steps
(Source text) “Swiss anti-gay discrimination vote sends ‘strong signal’” – swissinfo.ch, February 10, 2020.
Speak for the Tree | Olden Pine Tree on Mt. Vodno, a poem by Boris Simonovski
Breezes with silver linings
brush this large land’s ember soil.
He stands proud like before his kingdom,
two millennia ago.
Homemade “Wonderland”
When I was really young my father was making a room in our garage to grow weed and told me to stay out, when I’d ask why he told me he was making me my very own “wonderland” and it was a surprise.
