Vladimir Nabokov versus Jacqueline Susann: Who Will Win?
Now remember, authors, that you will need to remain silent during the course of the competition so that your work speaks for itself! Continue reading Vladimir Nabokov versus Jacqueline Susann: Who Will Win?
Save to Drafts, Vols. 1-2
Beginning at the turn of the new year, we asked our readers to submit screen grabs of their drafts. Anything from grocery lists saved in their Notes app to tweets and texts they never sent were on the table. You did not disappoint. We had a theory, you see, after our Dec. 2020 book club meeting, that despite how common it is to “post through it,” it’s … Continue reading Save to Drafts, Vols. 1-2
My Father the 600 Pound Man Wants to Be Called Bruce Now
The next day, thirty-seven packages from Amazon arrived. Continue reading My Father the 600 Pound Man Wants to Be Called Bruce Now
Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels
I am twelve years old when I realize I am different from the other girls my age. Continue reading Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels
Not bad! #4
Today, we are featuring two poems by Massachusetts poet Dakota Roundtree-Swain. Continue reading Not bad! #4
Mixed Doubles
We meet the couple at a farmer’s market. Continue reading Mixed Doubles
A Playlist for a Good December Boogie
We are entering the final month of the year, and it’s time we set the tone for the last few days of 2020 and the beginning of 2021. Continue reading A Playlist for a Good December Boogie
Coffee Mug
We stood in a circle in our high school’s dirt parking lot, passing a spliff. Continue reading Coffee Mug
Not bad! #3
Today we are featuring three poems from Portland, Oregon poet Elan Palmitessa. Continue reading Not bad! #3
Apple Upsets The Status Quo
Speak plainly. What are you saying? Continue reading Apple Upsets The Status Quo
