fall 2017
Table of Contents
Return to Home PageSomebody Else's Heroes Small Change Jocko Benoit
* (It was a lake, used to bodies :islands) * (Arm over arm you expect) Simon Perchik
Pamplemousse Dominique Bernier-Cormier
qualifications for your consideration Laura Yan
Rebelling Unrest Errata Dani Spinosa
Familiar Pianissimo Jennifer van Alstyne
What It Is About to Do Le Mouton Noir Dessa Bayrock
Parallel Kingdom Elaine Woo
Limits New York Brian Jerrold Koester
Stereotypes like like i love you Andrew Warner
cold bright waves for sorrow leaf kotasek
Ecstasy Like Water to Soften Leather Jasmine Sky
Persuasion Freedom of Speech Emma Winsor Wood
Ode to a Desiccated Olive (Love is easier the headless way) James Cagney
Unsolicited Relationship Advice Erin Kirsh
The Malice in My Footsteps Conyer Clayton
The Travel Section Ghost Train Christopher Levenson
Parallel Kingdom
Thousands of miles across the sea, in a land of haw trees and lotus
blossoms, the Monkey King ruptures from a stone. He bears concrete
muscles, girth of great circumference; boasts magical prowess.
Oversight: burdened with non-transformable always-there-tail.
Dressed in a suit of gold, armed with a sword of light, the Monkey King,
glinting like sun-struck tears, desiring to be the mightiest, raises an army
of monkeys against heaven; a sea of heads round and rough as coconuts,
from a single hair plucked from his arm.
Buddha, affronted, punishes the Monkey King by incarcerating him
as the dot under the punctuation-mark-mountain to languish, reflect
for a brief 500 years.