by Nathan Dennis | Jun 22, 2022
Jay Rafferty Anger is useless dull. It’s a dish best served smelted and honed It must be sifted of slag, tempered, polished to a point by the whetstone of your soul. You must strip fury bear of the fetters that bind it to your weak flesh, where it pricks you to...
by Nathan Dennis | Jun 22, 2022
Jerome Berglund want this carbuncle to heal – can’t keep picking the scab over it off Jerome Berglund is an author and fine artist who cowrote a television pilot which at a festival for them received numerous accolades including best in show. He...
by Nathan Dennis | Jun 22, 2022
Leigh Chadwick I’m watching the days bleed into spring. I don’t know why I used the word bleed, I hate it, the word, makes me think of school halls and schoolyards, a teacher as shield, a student as target practice, an entire classroom smoking pipe bombs as a...
by Nathan Dennis | Jun 21, 2022
Annie Cowell I have a head crammed with clutter; climate, covid, conflict. A flotsam of daily detritus in which my mind flounders. I need a life – belt. So, I’m learning how to putter. Once a thrill seeker, now I seek the ordinary. Breakfast is a ritual...
by Nathan Dennis | Jan 11, 2022
Spumanti TatterdemalionEcem Yucel Like Fred AstaireJ-T Kelly Visit me like Elizabeth didJane-Rebecca Cannarella The Girls We Were Before ThisJennifer Schomburg Kanke ParkKit Isherwood Dolci The BasementLuca D’Anselmi When I’m Gone From You Pat Tyrer Your...
by Nathan Dennis | Jan 11, 2022
Kristin Garth I know a man who spends the first day of the year in the middle of a four lane road attempting to disappear. In his gloved hands, a pick ax swings at vehicles; both slowed, indifferent drivers speeding by might not have known what mental disorder...
