New haibun by Anne Brooke

A journey with my father You walk in shades of brown and metal. My tiny hand in yours is lost. A leaf consumed by the tree, I laugh and jump imaginary puddles. My yellow boots mark time on the ground and you smile. autumn sifts your bloodsugar and spice and...

New flash fiction by Paola Trimarco

GrizzlyShit, no, she thought. He can’t be dead. He just can’t be.Grizzly hadn’t woken up. He would sit in the same polyester shirt and trousers every time Angie saw him at the same table in the reference room. While she thumbed through career guides and circled job...

New poetry by Christopher Tucker

…so…soas on a streamwe softly sink into another moving period of beingliving, changingmotions of consciousness of becomingand my dreams follow alonginstances of emotion, trying to live in harmonywith beings like me and rhyming with the rhythms of pure...

New prose by Padrika Tarrant

BrideMiss Liddell was riding on the bus.  The one that came past her flat had been full of kids headed for their schools in the city; they’d jeered at her from the long seat at the back, called her names.  Rude names.  Miss Liddell endured this...