We can best address the injustices of the past by never forgetting them, never forgetting how it was—and in many sad instances how it still is.
FICTION
FICTION
NARRATIVE 10
FICTION
Paris in the Dark
By Robert Olen Butler
My hand was still in my pocket, on my pistol. At the present time, small talk would be preferable to assassination.
FICTION
The Arms of Saturday Night
By Cally Fiedorek
They hadn’t yet kissed, or even talked that much, but late in the school year she’d felt his eyes on her.
NARRATIVE 10
Narrative 10
By Daniel Mason
Who is your favorite character in fiction; your fave character in life?
In fiction, Sancho Panza. And in life? You mean he isn’t alive?
POETRY
POETRY
POETRY
POETRY
Sharing and Other Poems
By John Freeman
In the mouth of Saint Sulpice two men, three women picnic away from the rain, a man in rags beside them sleeping.
POETRY
TWA Flight 800
By Richard Jones
Laura and I should have died too, but a lucky rain in Chicago delayed our plane and we missed the connection at JFK.
POETRY
The Dream of Adoration and Other Poems
By David Lee
The voice in the dream asked me what it was I wanted most of all.
POETRY
POETRY
CARTOONS
POETRY
Country
By Robin Myers
I love it in the way I love the first crushed fruits spooned into me before words and before choice: I can’t take them out of me and wouldn’t think to.
POETRY
An Elegy Beginning and Ending with a Mouse
By Karisma Price
I won’t remember that little mouse, that furry fist of ears and eyes blacker than omission.
CARTOONS
Cartoon Art Volume 2018-08
By Various Artists
New toons by Pat Byrnes, Felipe Galindo Gomez, Charlie Hankin, Victoria Roberts, and Mick Stevens.
