‘Scene at Caps’ from the novel “Getting Off”
By Jonathan Reiss - May 25, 2017
The door shut behind me and I immediately logged on to Camboyz. For a moment I felt a kind of pride as I logged on, ...
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By Rob Sobel - May 20, 2017
The boy hasn’t seen a dawn in years, not since high school when he’d run two miles before a brief breakfast (always ...
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By Mimi Lok - May 17, 2017
After many days and nights, Rose arrives in the city with snow-edged shoulders. “I came down from the ...
Read More >A Social Philosophy
By Cyan Perry - May 13, 2017
I sat and sipped my way through my first beer, and began to feel a little looser. A breeze blew across the ...
Read More >NO MATTER WHICH WAY WE TURNED
By Brian Evenson - May 10, 2017
From the Spring 2016 Issue of PEOPLE HOLDING No matter which way we turned the girl, she didn’t have a ...
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By Sara Lippmann - May 9, 2017
The rabbit family is in trouble. The father – if that moldering mass is the father – has been dead for ...
Read More >Found photos developed by Pete Mauney from his collection
By Pete Mauney - May 7, 2017
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Read More >Late-Stage Therapy
By Paul Perkus - May 2, 2017
1 Back in his office my therapist, Dr. Walter, has beshitted himself again. Should we change ...
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By Brian Zimbler - May 1, 2017
It’s all well and good to believe I’m one with everything my wife and I are taking a Meditation Basics class you should’ve seen the look the teacher gave me for a loud fart I did take a class on Southeast Asian Traditions and Cultures in college and wrote a A- paper about how everything in the whole world is a blueness, and sometimes I am able to get there, usually right after I’ve had coffee in the morning and I’m like if I die this moment I am dying at the precise moment when I am myself but other times, mostly before bed, I cannot imagine it, and I am scared I won’t wake up the next day, and my head on my pillow feels as arbitrary and flimsy as Saran.
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