POETRY
EVENING THOUGHTS by Alisha Yi
BULLET PARTS by Adrian Matejka
DAPHNE PURSUED BY APOLLO by Sophia Stid
PARTNERS by Taneum Bambrick
TWO POEMS by Yuki Jackson
MY RUSSIAN TEACHER NAMED US by Meghan Dunn
I FED MY HUSBAND MY EARS AND FLED by Diedrick Brackens
THREE POEMS by Sara Elkamel
READING by Austin Araujo
TWO POEMS by Jared Harél
TWO POEMS by Patrycja Humienik
NOTICE OF REMOVAL by Michael Pontacoloni
JONAH WAS A PROPHET by Ottavia Paluch
I AM WRITING A LETTER by Martha Silano
ON INTERSTATE 89 NORTH by Kerrin McCadden
FICTION
THESE SISTERS by Anthony Varallo
KORREBRUG KAFKA by Stefani Nellen
AGAIN by Carrie Cooperider
PURITANICAL LIFE by Mike Itaya
THE THREESOME by Adriana Rambay Fernández
QUINTESSENCE by Clifford Thompson
ART
"She opens the door, and in the dimness you can just make out a set of wooden stairs. She goes up ahead of you, quickly, noiselessly, but when you try to keep up, you find the steps so short—half the length of your feet, if that—that the toes of your wingtips slam into wood each time; over and over, you stumble, catch yourself on the thin metal banister you can barely see, and start up again."
From "Quintessence" by Clifford Thompson