Praise for Issue 6
“…the editors describe how the journal is ‘a little off-kilter,’ and how the work they ‘accept will reflect that.’ Readers can be thankful that the credo really shines forth in the Fall 2017 issue of the journal.
…This issue is stacked with the kind of writing that leaves you glad to have read it a first time, and eager to revisit.“
read the rest of Aran Singh’s review
Fiction:
How I Swallowed A Snake by Annie Blake
Salt by James Kidd
Nonfiction:
knifeknifeknife by Kim Peter Kovac
Intercept by S.J. Dunning
Poetry:
Salvador Dali is Forever by Howie Good
Postcard From a Man Whose Heart Is On Fire For You by Kenneth Anderson
Before Breakfast and Trespassing by Jerome Daly
June by Austin Veldman
The Gospel of Love According to John by Therese Masotta
Paper Lightning by L.B. Sedlacek
Triolet at the B Café and Detonations by Maureen Daniels
Dove and Menthol Pillows by Timmy Chong
Let Me State This in Words Only I Can Understand by John Grey
The Question by Ted McCarthy
Three Poems by Darren C. Demaree , part of his series of Micro-Poetry
Art:
Interview:
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