Lankier Than A Polar Bear: An Interview with Rachel Bell
Andrew Duncan Worthington10.29.15
Andrew Worthington catches up with Rachel Bell about the Midwest, singing, religion, rape, and her new book, WELCOME TO YOUR NEW LIFE WITH YOU BEING HAPPY.
Cow
Mark Baumer10.28.15
“Sometimes when he gets handed meat he will immediately begin eating it, but other times if he’s feeling obedient he will wait until he’s parked his truck and he’s alone.” New short text by Mark Baumer. Art by Danny Jock.
Ruin Review 1
Sean Kilpatrick10.27.15
The first of an ongoing series by Detroit native Sean Kilpatrick, in which the author takes work as a door-to-door fundraiser in a city already in the midst of immeasurable decay.
“I Dare You”
Nichole L. Reber10.26.15
Nichole L. Reber’s memoir essay in which Frida Kahlo’s self-portraits reveal just as much about the viewer: “I can just imagine you pressing me on, saying, ‘Go on. I dare you.'”
Annapurna, Two Layers of Croquis
Kim Yi-deum10.23.15
“In a one-hundred-liter sample, there are one million sperms.” New poetry from Kim Yi-deum, translated from the Korean by Jiyoon Lee, Don Mee Choi, and Johannes Göransson, and selected by Fall poetry editor, Julia Cohen.
Bats of the Republic: A Piece of Unnatural History
Carolyn DeCarlo10.22.15
Zachary Thomas Dodson’s Bats of the Republic combines sci-fi, mystery, steampunk, and many other modes with continuously innovative design. Carolyn DeCarlo reviews.
TEENAGERS’ NEED
Tim Jones-Yelvington10.21.15
“Ever since the phone calls had begun, my nights had become dreamless.” Psychologically undoing new short fiction from Tim Jones-Yelvington. Art by Danny Jock.
Pink Museum: An Interview with Caroline Crew
Grace Shuyi Liew10.20.15
Grace Shuyi Liew in conversation with Caroline Crew about regression, propulsion, collaboration, and much more.
Cada día, cada día and How to Get Through the Next
Meghan Broughton10.19.15
Megan Broughton chronicles a trip to Spain and back home: “Along with old familiarity arrives the new understanding that closure is perhaps not what one seeks or perceives it to be.”
Two Poems
Laura Eve Engel10.16.15
“For fun I try making travel plans without myself.” Two new poems from Laura Eve Engel, selected by Fall poetry editor, Julia Cohen.
