What Frank Found in His Pocket
You’re left with the worst lives imaginable; guidance counselors, directors of human resources, middle school math teachers. Continue reading What Frank Found in His Pocket
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Q&A: Talk Vomit
Don’t You Want Me, Baby asks: what is rejection? Continue reading Q&A: Talk Vomit
Not bad! #8
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
December 14th 1922
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
Why Frank Demanded a Refund
She held a clipboard and contempt. Continue reading Why Frank Demanded a Refund
Wishing Well
The water gurgled and spat digestive noises at us. It must have been too much, too many wishes. Continue reading Wishing Well
Not bad! #7
The night phoebe bridgers smashed her guitar Continue reading Not bad! #7
Cruella De Vil and the Strange Nine-year-old Boy Who Loved Her
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
Two years in
I don’t know what the proverbial pot at the end of the rainbow was that you were imagining on May 9, 2019 but this feels like a pretty good one. Continue reading Two years in
Talk Vomit about sex and relationships in YA lit
by Mary Stathos I am 13 years old. I am walking to my locker between classes and my friend Jess walks up to me to give me a book that I absolutely need to read. Smack by Melvin Burgess. The book, which was given to her by our English teacher, is now mine to read. I don’t even know what drug the 14 year old … Continue reading Talk Vomit about sex and relationships in YA lit
