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Benjamin J. Larner 6/1/26 Benjamin J. Larner 6/1/26

[my]

nothing is well

but that a hug helps

and lips and you

Dana Ysabel De La Cruz 6/1/26 Dana Ysabel De La Cruz 6/1/26

“Dialectics” & “Why They Grow Corn in the Philippines”

I want to do the thing that kills me, so I do its opposite. Action as cascade of cognition which leads me to a cigarette.

John Pring 12/16/25 John Pring 12/16/25

Will & Relapse

I want to live but we forget

the distance. How it separates

us cleanly as death.

Rajiv Mohabir 12/16/25 Rajiv Mohabir 12/16/25

Rama As Apostate & Retourner dans la Ville des Fantômes

The god already left

brass and stone. I’ve placed

my dildos in the hutch

that was my shrine, he

wasn’t listening to me anyway.

Maggie Vaughan 12/16/25 Maggie Vaughan 12/16/25

The Ortolan

As he slid his wedding ring back on, he asked if I was a vegetarian. When I said no, he smiled. “Poulain is planning for a special French delicacy. Something of a taboo—ortolan. They’re little birds. Do you know them?”