we are a drumroll

issue 66 – november 2024

Read it Now

we are a drumroll

issue 66 – november 2024

Read It Now

Issue 66

This month we offer hollow reeds cut to play and a scar in a strewn map. Featuring work by Marcy Rae Henry and Chinemerem Prince Nwankwo.

Issue 65

This month we offer Eeylore screaming with sunshine. Featuring work by Miranda Jensen.

  • A black and white drawing of two women lying together in the foreground and one woman standing in the background, appearing to put on a her bra.

Issue 64

This month we offer a new scar and stories tucked in constellations. Featuring poetry by Allison Whittenberg and Max Fischer.

  • A multi-prongued lightning bolt against a purple night hitting a silhouetted city skyline dappled with lights.

Issue 63

This month we offer small tastes of euphoria, owls and all. Featuring poems by dezireé a. brown and River.

Issue 62

This month we offer one secret in the mirror. Featuring a poem by Barbara E. Hunt.

Issue 61

This month we offer tea that tasted like song, late-nite bleeps with the middle note hollowed out. Featuring non-fiction by Magdi Hazaa and a poem by C. M. Gigliotti.

  • A watercolor drawing of a suitcase with a white bird painted on it

Issue 60

This month we offer shy smiles and the mane of a fish. Featuring poetry by Lenore Balliro and Réka Nyitrai.

  • A classical painting of a bedroom from the early 1800s with blue walls, a chandelier, and a large wooden bed frame

Issue 59

This month we offer spine sleeping between pages, rest. Featuring a visual poem by Winter A. Chen and flash nonfiction by Judith Fetterley.

Issue 58

This month we offer sugar-bruises, toy guns. Featuring an interview with Myriam Gurba, and poetry by Nico Santana and Fortune Eleojo Simeon.

Issue 66

This month we offer hollow reeds cut to play and a scar in a strewn map. Featuring work by Marcy Rae Henry and Chinemerem Prince Nwankwo.

Issue 65

This month we offer Eeylore screaming with sunshine. Featuring work by Miranda Jensen.

  • A black and white drawing of two women lying together in the foreground and one woman standing in the background, appearing to put on a her bra.

Issue 64

This month we offer a new scar and stories tucked in constellations. Featuring poetry by Allison Whittenberg and Max Fischer.

  • A multi-prongued lightning bolt against a purple night hitting a silhouetted city skyline dappled with lights.

Issue 63

This month we offer small tastes of euphoria, owls and all. Featuring poems by dezireé a. brown and River.

Issue 62

This month we offer one secret in the mirror. Featuring a poem by Barbara E. Hunt.

Issue 61

This month we offer tea that tasted like song, late-nite bleeps with the middle note hollowed out. Featuring non-fiction by Magdi Hazaa and a poem by C. M. Gigliotti.

  • A watercolor drawing of a suitcase with a white bird painted on it

Issue 60

This month we offer shy smiles and the mane of a fish. Featuring poetry by Lenore Balliro and Réka Nyitrai.

  • A classical painting of a bedroom from the early 1800s with blue walls, a chandelier, and a large wooden bed frame

Issue 59

This month we offer spine sleeping between pages, rest. Featuring a visual poem by Winter A. Chen and flash nonfiction by Judith Fetterley.

Issue 58

This month we offer sugar-bruises, toy guns. Featuring an interview with Myriam Gurba, and poetry by Nico Santana and Fortune Eleojo Simeon.

  • A wall covered in wads of chewed chewing gum

Issue 57

This month we offer a snowy graveyard, watermelon seeds. Featuring poetry by K. Rose Dallimore and Alice Letowt.

Issue 56

This month we offer this good heat, a canyon. Featuring found poetry by M. A. Dubbs and a story by Kody Owen.

  • A still-life painting of fruit and flowers in a white bowl against a black background

Issue 55

This month we offer sugar-bruises, toy guns. Featuring an interview with Myriam Gurba, and poetry by Nico Santana and Fortune Eleojo Simeon.

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