Issue 3 – Spring 2018

HANDS

When I went mad it was my hands who suffered the most. I would wash them sometimes twice three...

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DARWIN’S DAUGHTER

The word mastodon means “breast tooth.” You would think it means something different, perhaps something to do with chewing because of the words “mastication” and “orthodontics,” but you’d be wrong

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THE LIBRARY AT NIGHT

The library is a strange place at night, I am told. Filled with odd things, apparently. I hear that the ghosts of books flit around the shelves, mixing with each other.

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DEAD CAT ON GARBAGE DAY

My legs cascading downstairs would read as a treatise between us. Nikolai, the tiny pads of Nikolai’s paws, and my own fear of direct confrontation would follow me as I took the steps down. I refused. I’d bury my grave in that bed.

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KARL

Karl looked out the window of his parents’ suburban dwelling. It was a modestly appealing August day

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