An Interview with Juan Amador
Publisher PJ Zettle interviews poet Juan Amador
An Interview With Karla Lamb
An Interview With Writer and Performer Karla Lamb
An Interview With Kira Morrison
An Interview with Poet and Musician Kira Morrison
An Interview with Paasha Motamedi
An interview with Paasha Motamedi
Poetry by Jasmine Barrett
Poetry by Jasmine Barrett
Poetry by Clara Allison
Poetry by Clara Allison
Elegy by Leon Oranian
Poetry by Leon Oranian
Little Bits of Shrapnel by Tyler Lawrence
4 poems by Tyler Lawrence
3 Poems by Elyse Runkle
These three poems are excerpts from a larger work titled “Cheers to the Death of a Girl,” which explores the loss of innocence unique to the female experience. Immense responsibility, premature sexualization, common traumas, body image, and the admiration yet simultaneous rejection of femininity
Salamander
I came into this world with boots caked in the mud of forgotten previous lives. This world was a dark one, but even though the woods maintained supernatural density, I could always find you. There was a stench. You were noxious in ways still foreign to my unbroken skin. I tried to appear invincible