Special FeaturerbdJanuary 16, 2018Sally Burnette, poetry, special feature

Sally Burnette: Hunger

Special FeaturerbdJanuary 16, 2018Sally Burnette, poetry, special feature

hunger

i thought i saw a bug // thought it was a mantis // thought is it preying or praying // thought need to pick up cat food // which reminded me of that franz wright cat poem // thought milk fang // thought wow // thought what if my name was franz wright // & what if my name was the hamburglar // or mother mary // joseph // thought about church // about choirs & the devil // about rum & coke // cheerwine // cheeks // thought to myself // i should make a career change // maybe sell kites // or blow jobs // or cotton candy by the pool // i could donate plasma // thought nah // what would jesus do // thought who cares

Sally Burnette is a poet. Recent work has appeared or is forthcoming in Reality Beach, Fuck Art, Let's Dance, BOAAT, and Nat. Brut.

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Special FeaturerbdFebruary 08, 2017Chance Dibben, special feature, poetry

Chance Dibben: Our Boring Skeletons Will Confuse the Kids

Chance Dibben is a writer and performer living in Lawrence, KS. His work has appeared, or is forthcoming, in Split Lip, Reality Hands, Squawkback, Horsethief, Kiosk, as well as others. Find him online @chancedibben

Special FeaturerbdFebruary 08, 2017Chance Dibben, special feature, poetry

Chance Dibben: Our Boring Skeletons Will Confuse the Kids

Special FeaturerbdOctober 16, 2017Prairie M. Faul, special feature, poetry

Prairie M. Faul: Keep Your Knives Sharp, There are Men in This World

Prairie M. Faul is a flagrant transsexual and the author/designer of Burnt Sugarcane (GloWorm Press). Her work can be found in TAGVVERK, Apogee, Reality Beach, Cosmonauts Ave. and elsewhere. She is running from something.

Special FeaturerbdOctober 16, 2017Prairie M. Faul, special feature, poetry

Prairie M. Faul: Keep Your Knives Sharp, There are Men in This World

Special FeaturerbdDecember 05, 2018Katherine DeCoste, poetry, special feature

Katherine DeCoste: Leave All the Lights On

Katherine DeCoste is a writer working towards her BA in English and History in Edmonton, Alberta. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in Structural Damage, Sybil Journal, Rag Queen Periodical, Long Long Journal, and In Medias Res. You can follow her adventures in writing, killing houseplants, and drinking coffee @katydecoste on Instagram.

Special FeaturerbdDecember 05, 2018Katherine DeCoste, poetry, special feature

Katherine DeCoste: Leave All the Lights On

Special FeaturerbdJanuary 28, 2019gervanna stephens, poetry, special feature

Gervanna Stephens: The White Man Tells Me to Forget Skin Color

Gervanna Stephens is a Jamaican poet and proud Slytherin with congenital amputation living in Canada. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in The /tƐmz/, Rhythm & Bones, Bone & Ink, Rose Quartz, Okay Donkey, 8 poems, TERSE, WusGood.black, Enclave and Anti-Heroin Chic. She hates public speaking, has two sisters who are way better writers than her and thinks unicorns laugh when we say they aren’t real. Tweets @ gravitystephens
https://gervannastephens.wordpress.com/

Special FeaturerbdJanuary 28, 2019gervanna stephens, poetry, special feature

Gervanna Stephens: The White Man Tells Me to Forget Skin Color

Special FeaturerbdMarch 04, 2019Corie Rosen, poetry, special feature

Corie Rosen: False Memory

Corie Rosen's work has appeared in Arts & Letters, Crab Creek Review, and Juked, among many other places, and has also been anthologized, nominated for the Pushcart Prize, and featured on NPR. Her first book of poems, Words for Things Unsaid, is forthcoming from Aldrich Press in 2020.

Special FeaturerbdMarch 04, 2019Corie Rosen, poetry, special feature