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Prose and Poetry by Simon Anton Diego Baena, Tim Buchanan, Maggie Cooper, Cynie Cory, Lenny DellaRocca, Ubaldimir Guerra, Jeff Karon, Steve Lapinsky, Cody Lee, Susan Lilley, Carlos Miranda, Jeff Newberry, Kesha Peyrefitte, Melanie A. Rawls, Gianna Russo, Willa Schmidt

“How Drowning is Supposed to Be” by Tim Buchanan

Fiction

“How Drowning is Supposed to Be” by Tim Buchanan

I got close enough to peer into it. It seemed to have depth, but no sides that I could see. The shimmer came from some internal light.

Madman Silencio by Ubaldimir Guerra

Poetry

Madman Silencio by Ubaldimir Guerra

“Madman Silencio
Sometimes dem call me a madman
but I see me self as sikarus
as Kamau in him
video style, Sycorax”

Yellow House by Carlos Miranda

Fiction

Yellow House by Carlos Miranda

“I live in a yellow house on the outskirts of town. No address, no postal code. Ask for me by name and everybody knows where I am.”

this american life, #556: same bed, different dreams by Maggie Cooper

Poetry

this american life, #556: same bed, different dreams by Maggie Cooper

things he wanted:

good coffee
someone to dance with
poetry
enough money to buy a plane ticket to Spain

Paul is Dead by Lenny DellaRocca

Poetry

Paul is Dead by Lenny DellaRocca

We scoured LPs like Sherlock Holmes with his spy glass
and cocaine.
And there they were,
the lies

Lalin Bonheur: Bewitched by Talons by Margaret O. Howard

Book Review

Lalin Bonheur: Bewitched by Talons by Margaret O. Howard

In Lalin Bonheur: Bewitched by Talons there is powerful magic and big trouble in the French Quarter of nineteenth century New Orleans. Shapeshifters, werewolves, a witch, prophetic dreams, and ancient African gods in the Old South haunt these pages.

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