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by Allison Truj The Pachyrhinosauruses died by drowning in a flash floodin Alberta 70 million years ago. At the animatronic dinosauramusement park where I work, we’ve got theserobot versions of them and literally all they’re programmed to dois moan into the rocks at their feet when guests walk by, like,at least the T-Rex gets toContinue reading “Death by Drowning”

by Austin Islam think of all the grain alcohol that lies dormant in bottles in the world right now think of all the animals in cages secreting eggs and making faces for the camera think of all the avalanches that have folded into themselves this time this year i tell you that i am gladContinue reading “Think Of The Grain Alcohol”

by Meghan Privitello God prayed for rooftops and got the alphabet. Houses were to come first. Then umlauts. Then love. Instead, it starts with After and follows with Before. If ancestry is a tracing back, forestry must be a going forward. On a test: If (you pin a photograph of Artaud to a tree), thenContinue reading “Chromatic”

by Ayla Sullivan Today I held an avocado in my hands and I called it my secret I split it in half and found there would always beThis empty pieceMoulded by what it attached itself to for so longThat it left a chasm in its center And found the bits of itself pushed outward towards the edgesButContinue reading “Fruit Culture”

Ayla Sullivan Meghan Privitello Austin Islam Allison Truj Mike Krutel Zoe Dzunko Kallie Falandays Sean Patrick Mulroy Orion Centauri Mike Johnson Shannon Hozinec Kieran Collier Laura Poholek Adam Grabowski Alexandria Lowther Spencer Garrison Leyna Rynearson P. M. Maisano Austin Givens Charles Manis Dee Mac Danielle Perry Steve Subrizi

by Kristin Chang (Pinyin Text) Wǒ ā mā mǎile yīgèzhǎnglǎo de jiàotáng. Bèi shāo diàole. Kǒudài lǐ.Xǔduō kǎi dì māo jìnzhù měiguówǒ mā shícháng bàoyuànwǒmen de māo bù wěndìngmáo zhǔxí máo zhǔxí máo zhǔxí. Duì ā.Shēng tǐ shì kǎi dì māotóu shì kǎi dì māozhǐjiǎ shì kǎi dì māodùzi lǐ shì kǎi dì māo. LǐmiànContinue reading “Complaints From A Communist In California”

by Steven Arcieri photographs of people pouring pen ink or bubble soap into fountains framed and important in houses consumed by fire with firefighters chopping through each and every door with axes and gold crosses tucked sweating in their chest hair while the homeowners are on vacation somewhere somewhere where the weather is marginally betterContinue reading “photographs of people”

by Sara Peck As I have developed a sensitivity to your windy night mouth we move in paper bags. I am butternut squash and in your accent don’t mind the act of finding people. Snow could briefly mix with your firewood in the same way you would spoon honey on toast. It’s just like theContinue reading “Undoing A Taste For”

by Jackie Lutzke It says Baby On Board in that car window, in black on a yellow diamond, a yellow diamond saying something like a white diamond says something like diamonds get a say. You gave me a diamond once in London while we were curled up on a bench in the shadow of Trafalgar’sContinue reading “Into Something Different”

by Nick Bihm waters so stilli saw the sky reflected you’re planning on making out with me in a peacoati’m okay with this you take my hand that i finally offer and squeeze it in intervals to prove that we’re still here we’re in your car with book jackets lining the back seati am hereContinue reading “Your Syllabus Is Too Long I Won’t Read It”