by Nathan Dennis | Jul 9, 2021
Samantha Gennett One time on acid you puked for three hours straight as you walked around the southern suburbs of Chicago with your then-boyfriend, now-mimeograph. Your vomit smelled like week-old chardonnay, vinegary, faux-fancy cocktail of butternut squash...
by Nathan Dennis | Jul 9, 2021
Dan Campion Survival of the fittest concepts does not make them true. They only rule until their betters come to mind, and then: It was a fine affair. Now, who’ll pick up the bill? To get out of the payment takes some skill, impossible to teach. You must be...
by Nathan Dennis | Jul 9, 2021
Ting Lin now it is summer and I still can’t eat much / on meds that make me shake for days / but i’m sprawled on your couch talking about tiny heartbreaks / willing some boy into obliteration / with the violence we used to claw at each other with / mouths...
by Nathan Dennis | Jul 9, 2021
Yash Seyedbagheri sedition, a casual slipper left for someone to slide on cleanup not included, why they say it’s just a demonstration, a statement, an ethos history shattered a flag bearing bars that split souls in half but it’s all casual a rowdy time, like...
by Nathan Dennis | Jul 9, 2021
Ceinwen Haydon Her claustrophobic room mulches secrets hidden beneath piles of frowsty knitwear. In zipped-up shoulder bags, under squashed hats: sexed memories lie smouldering there. Hidden beneath piles of frowsty knitwear torn letters, watermarked by wine...
