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From Behind the Closed Doors of Strategic Air Command, Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska, October 27, 1962 (Cuban Missile Crisis)
By Abigail Myers The Air Force general in charge of the SAC …
Carrion
By Jace Einfeldt I pull off on the shoulder and aim and …
The owner of my favorite coffee shop died
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The Dialectic of Rock Music
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The Playground
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Watch and Learn
By Jillian Luft Every day, the knocks came. Katie, Bren and Sometimes …
THE SUICIDAL IDEATION THAT SPIKES WHILE CHANGING JOBS
By Jesse Hilson I was at a library and talking with a …
LOU AND OTIS
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Leaky Boat
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Wrong Currencies
By Sy Holmes I stood next to Julia, holding a portion of …
If we make it through December
By Sheldon Birnie Some of the neighbourhood dads are planning a trip …
Tiny
By David Williamson The day Rosie was sick and stayed home from …
I Want to Tell Secrets to the Rhythm in Your Bones
By Leigh Chadwick You put your leftover orgasms in a Tupperware container …
I Ate Around the Loss and Was Still Hungry
By Joshua Vigil Gordo pushes a damp kitchen towel into my hands. …
His Heart is Like an Open Turnpike
By Jon Doughboy Chris Christie gifts Zelensky handwritten lyrics to Bon Jovi’s …
Drinking At Home
By Phil Earle The morning after, I decide it’s over. Making breakfast …
The Blur of Things
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Two Poems
By Michael Gerard Spikes on Your Lapel Spikes on your lapelRocks popping Trucks …
Age of Wellness
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By Coleman Bomar We took out the cat, a Main Coon with …
The Flood
By Denise S. Robbins “The Singularity will doom us all.” Samuel says …
Pothole Eyes
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I Came to a Place of Rough Neglect and Left Myself There
By Scott Mitchel May Notes From The Scene We found a pear. …
Love Taps
By Michael McSweeney The game started at the intersection in South Montford, …
Gulls
By Bram Riddlebarger Mariner MarketCannon Beach, Oregon “Why don’t you guys wait …
Instructions from Store Manager of Orange Julius on the Day The Mall Closed Down
By Dan Leach If you sit around thinking about where all this …
My Life
By Yuu Ikeda B, C, D, B, C, D, B, C, D, …
The Water Bearer
Natalye Childress is a writer, an editor, and author of The Aftermath …
Oaxaca Studies
By Wallace Barker Levantate Campesino zocalo draped in coloredflags and flashingchristmas lights …
No Junk
By Leila Register There’s a lot of pressure on this thing to …
Two Poems
By Jack B. Bedell **** Swamp Thing Dives into Psalm 69 Quicksand …
My Fuckin’ Car, Man
By Sy Holmes My car was a beat-up 2000 BMW that I …
Five Poems
By Mike Andrelczyk *** The Logrollers The two of them are always …
Hyperfixated
By Jessica Dawn All the TikToks they sent in the group chat …
Swamp Thing Locates Himself on the Continuum Between Problem and Mystery
By Jack B. Bedell “A problem is something which I meet, which …
How to Tell If Your Neighbors Divorce
By Kate Oden Today my boyfriend pulls up in the red mustang …
The Justice League
By Dustin Strickler I am a mobility practitioner whose passion is to …
Harmless Fun
By Alan ten-Hoeve Matt’s fat, pimply ass slid out of his pants …
Interview with a Neighbor
Writer/musician Jason Sebastian Russo interviews writer/musician Bill Whitten about their time as …