Sarah Kubik | ANGLES

THE BODY AT SIXTEEN

Apr 16, 2018 | Issue 3 - Spring 2018, Poetry |

finds the quickest way to touch—has rock weight to be thrown again and again soon he will realize...

THROUGH A TRAIN WINDOW

Dec 6, 2017 | Fiction, Issue 2 - Fall 2017 |

I need to stop being other people and stop smiling keenly and strutting around and finding her on the bathroom floor with cheese puffs and forgetting who I am.

MOTHER EARTH

Dec 6, 2017 | Fiction, Issue 2 - Fall 2017, Uncategorized |

“It would be sad to be so blind to your fate.”

TWO POEMS

Dec 6, 2017 | Issue 2 - Fall 2017, Poetry |

if you swallowed up the entire world
she would probably be the only watermelon seed
who hates the color blue.

THURSDAY

Dec 6, 2017 | Fiction, Issue 2 - Fall 2017 |

“So,” said Foster, folding back the front page on her crisp yellow legal pad. It looked like she’d...