• Fiction

  The Fatalists

  by Lee Tyler Williams

  Their duty, as they see it, is not only to serve and protect, but also to reveal the hidden vicissitudes of destiny.

• Fiction

  Leaving the Tower of Babel

  by Colin Dodds

  For me, the wilderness has always echoed with a terrible revenge in progress.

• Essays

  Blogger Girl

  by Lizzie Lawson

  I had lost so many hours to Wordpress, and what had I gained?

• Fiction

  After the Passing

  by Thaddeus Rutkowski

  “Maybe his spirit will occupy the empty space. Maybe the spirits of other departed relatives will be there with him. I might find a convention of souls.”

• Author Interviews

  Interview: David Coogan (Writing Our Way Out: Memoirs from Jail)

  by Jimmy Cloutier

  “That’s why prisoners are able to write, despite the oppression, the depravation, the discrimination. They’re able to write because they can imagine community.”

• Fiction

  Our Woven Lord

  by Mack Gelber

  The story begins with the main character waking up, and you think, “Okay, this is the kind of story that begins with the main character waking up.”

• Author Interviews

  Interview: Dr. Jacqueline O’Connor, Author of Law and Sexuality in Tennessee Williams’s America

  by Melissa Webb

  How did Tennessee Williams’ legal knowledge influence his work?

• Essays

  February: Raccoons and Salmon

  by Carolyn Dekker

  Mary Oliver’s poetry works in implicit contrast with our daily underestimation of the world.

• Poetry

  Three Poems by Molly Johnsen

  by Molly Johnsen

  “Limits,” “Having a Seizure in Front of My Father,” and “Alone Together.”

• Film Reviews

  Chaos of Post-Truth: Alex Garland’s Annihilation

  by Tyler Wells Lynch

  Annihilation portrays the chaos of “post-truth” in narrative form.

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