ISSUE 12 | FALL 2026
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ISSUE 12
Issue 12 is out now and live on our website! Featuring the incredible work of @jcsnuggy, @salfratto529, Damian Wang, Dan Wiencek, @thirdworldlover, @erikjfuhrer, @ryan_difrancesco, @jorcor_writes, @hales_talbes, @bretonlikethecrackers, and @rodrigo_
“Because I neglected to write you for so long, it almost doesn’t make sense to answer.” Read & listen to “From ‘The Hudson Lines’” by @headylines from our latest issue at the link in our bio. Sarah Head
“These poems and photographs are from a project called ‘The Hudson Lines,’ a sustained lyric inquiry into place based on a recursive multi-year series of train trips up and down the Hudson River. The constraint: every time I returne
“glissandos / of / cities” Read & listen to “Ohio Suburbs” by @jamescroaljackson from our latest issue at the link in our bio. James Croal Jackson is a Filipino-American poet working in film production. His latest chapbo
“An aggregate body without organs / wants a revelation, brand new, for free” Read & listen to “Pound” by Echo from our latest issue at the link in our bio. Echo spends 60 hours weekly making children understand why they
Read & listen to “public square”” by Venya Guschin from our latest issue at the link in our bio. Venya Gushchin is a poet, translator, and assistant professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures at the University of Southern Ca
Read & listen to the opening excerpt of “Palace of Light”” by Mark Wallace from our latest issue at the link in our bio. Mark Wallace is the author of more than 20 books and chapbooks of poetry, fiction, and essays. Selections
“I’m not sure what has become of me” Read & listen to “Tiger-eyed” and “Quake” by Vanessa Holyoak @vanessaholyoak from our latest issue at the link in our bio. Vanessa Holyoak is a Los Angeles-based int
“Thorns, blot out my sight.” Read & listen to “The Way to Cold Mountain” and “The Golden Egg” by Gabriel Dunsmith from our latest issue at the link in our bio. Gabriel Dunsmith’s poems have appeared in
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