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Sara Moore Wagner 6/1/26 Sara Moore Wagner 6/1/26

Fuck the Old Stories

walking out with

my mouth open

to the sky. My

father is dead.

Catherine Wing 6/1/26 Catherine Wing 6/1/26

The Lobster Considers

Because I am lobster I scuttle blankly in the dark. It is my favorite place. I see little to nothing, which given these two puny black beads wobbling willy-nilly on their small movable stalks should be no surprise.

Aubrey Yarbrough 6/1/26 Aubrey Yarbrough 6/1/26

After the L.A. Fires

some years the desert explodes

in a profusion of poppies,

that orange glowing all the way into space.

Sidney Logan Echevarria 6/1/26 Sidney Logan Echevarria 6/1/26

Preparations

I rest my head against the doorframe and close my eyes, and I am five, and she and I are back in this room, together.

Inyene Ekanem 6/1/26 Inyene Ekanem 6/1/26

Ene

The school was a giant ruin, a harbor for underpaid public servants, exhausted building managers, and disgruntled teachers.

Trevor Fuller 6/1/26 Trevor Fuller 6/1/26

Katana Man

She looked up at me and stared while she chewed her food. She knew my comment referred to katana man; I hadn’t stopped mentioning him the past few days.