
A Playlist for the Alleged Twee Revival
Simultaneously sepia and technicolor. Continue reading A Playlist for the Alleged Twee Revival
Simultaneously sepia and technicolor. Continue reading A Playlist for the Alleged Twee Revival
By Zoe Grace Marquedant Don’t You Want Me, Baby asks: what is rejection? How do you phrase it? How do you take it? What makes it past the sensors? Is there a long German word for refreshing your email on decision day? Each installment, we’ll hear from different sides of the literary magazine submission process. From writers, editors, readers, volunteers. Maybe we’ll learn the secret … Continue reading Q&A: Aaron Burch of HAD, Hobart & W&S
By Benjamin Davis Welcome to “What Happened When Frank Died.” In this column, for as long as I’m allowed, I’m going to kill Frank. Like—a lot. Worse, every two weeks, he will then be subjected to a multiverse of afterlives: absurd, funny, brutal, depressing, wild, creepy, heart-wrenching afterlives. Some will be based on existing theories, some on my own demented imaginings. In each, Frank will … Continue reading Frank Died: Holiday Special
My class is to LOVE Italian. Va bene? Continue reading Buonanotte, Eddie
I pour samples of hazy IPAs for a tourist trio, fresh off the golf course. “Looks like orange juice,” says one. I hear that every day, but I fake a smile. Continue reading Not bad! #8
Over wire-rimmed glasses, Virginia Woolf peers down at the drawing, takes in the words, breathes in an imagined Argentinian starry sky. Continue reading December 14th 1922
She held a clipboard and contempt. Continue reading Why Frank Demanded a Refund
The water gurgled and spat digestive noises at us. It must have been too much, too many wishes. Continue reading Wishing Well
The night phoebe bridgers smashed her guitar Continue reading Not bad! #7
And I still love the unapologetic bad girls. A dalmatian never changes its spots. Continue reading Cruella De Vil and the Strange Nine-year-old Boy Who Loved Her