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Jungle Room by Liz Solms
Jungle Room Fruit bats hang upside down on each blade of the ceiling fan like gargoyles come alive in hourly spasms. They make great...
Aug 27, 20162 min read
Still Eyes Sleeping by Elizabeth Kaegy
Still Eyes Sleeping The fish lies on his side in the shallow, glass rocks his eyes gathering the white frothy film of disuse To this day...
Aug 27, 20162 min read
In which, an apocalypse by Quinn Rennerfeldt
In which, an apocalypse Maybe when we die, the first thing we'll say is, "I know this feeling. I was here before.” -Don DeLillo, White...
Aug 27, 20161 min read


2015 Peseroff Prize Finalists
After reading through almost 1,000 submitted poems, we’re excited to announce the 2015 Peseroff Prize Finalists. Congratulations to the...
Aug 27, 20161 min read
Underbelly of the False Ballet by Barb Reynolds
UNDERBELLY OF THE FALSE BALLET At the epicenter of our ballroom the floorboards were dying to split open, against the grain. But, we...
Aug 27, 20161 min read
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