Magic Soft
By Kris Hartrum - Jun 28, 2018
“What about your husband?” I asked.
“I’m not married,” she said.
“I thought you said you have a husband.”
“He doesn’t care,” she said.
Blind Baby Pasta
By Rebekah Morgan - Jun 27, 2018
Pasta Man watches me drink some water and then crumples up his face at me, pulling his face back into his shaking head, saying “No, no, no, you gotta chew the chardonnay like a dog, baby.” I say “Shit Pasta you’re right,” then I take another gulp and make sure to chew my water.
Read More >Four of Žižek’s Jokes
By Slavoj Žižek (ed. Audun Mortensen) - Jun 20, 2018
Today, the old joke about a rich man telling his servant «Throw out this destitute beggar – I’m so sensitive that I can’t stand seeing people suffer!» is more appropriate than ever.
Read More >Two Stories
By Greg Mulcahy - Jun 18, 2018
S had lost all in gambling, joined the anonymous group, then gambled penny stocks with self-created algorithm.
Won.
Then lost.
Read More >Knife Boy David
By Richard Chiem - Jun 11, 2018
There are usually two people trapped inside one sad body: someone who wants to die and someone who wants to live. There are stress lines on a stranger’s face that go years and years down all the way to the bone.
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By Garett Strickland - Jun 8, 2018
Gnawed at my foot like it was stuck in the trap of being a foot. Delighted, at times, in the chewy gloom of the thing.
Read More >Prowl
By Sean Kilpatrick - Jun 4, 2018
The moon sunk low enough to wear it as a feedbag. His craters amassed with period, the dead egg sacrament, territories slurped free of kin, hushing about how we are all one on his big receipt.
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