Cinque Schatz is a visual artist currently based in Los Angeles with New York City roots. His work is visceral, tactile, inspissated, and intuitive. It explores the imprint of memory through the ephemeral quality of cities, nature and form.
Andrew Levy is the author of Artifice in the Calm Damages and Don’t Forget to Breathe (Chax Press), a novella, Nothing Is in Here (EOAGH Books), and 12 other titles. His work has appeared in American and international magazines and anthologies, including The Gertrude Stein Awards in Innovative American Poetry, Telling It Slant: Avant-Garde Poetics of the 1990s, The Canary Islands Connection – 60 Contemporary American
LA Warman is a writer, sound artist, and teacher based in New York City. Her poetic novella, titled Dust was published in 2022 by Inpatient Press. Warman is the author of Whore Foods, an erotic novella which received a Lambda Literary Award in 2020. She founded Warman School, a non-accredited and body-based learning center. The
Susan Stinson’s novels are Martha Moody (Small Beer), Spider in a Tree (Small Beer), Fat Girl Dances with Rocks (Spinsters), and Venus of Chalk, recently re-released as e-book from Small Beer. Belly Songs: in celebration of fat women is a chapbook of poetry and essays. She has received the Duggins Outstanding Mid-Career Novelist Award from Lambda Literary, among other honors.
What Do I Need By Susan Stinson I slept better last night, despite the unfortunate incident that had me mopping the floor and taking a bath at 4:45 am. My neck is getting stiffer, ligaments turning to bone, I guess. Now it’s getting harder to type. I am typing. Is it bending my neck to
Brianna Yvelisse Lopez is a nonfiction writer and yoga teacher born and raised in New York City. She received her MFA in Creative Nonfiction Writing from The New School in 2025. Her essays on identity, young adulthood, and sexuality have been workshopped at Aspen Summer Words and Allegheny Workshops. Brianna also created and runs the food blog “wait… don’t
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Content Feeding By Brianna Lopez When I’m getting ready to start a binge, I always make sure the surface of my mattress is clear. It’s easier for my coffee mug to rest on the places where my blankets are flat and unpiled. The lack of bumpy terrain means I don’t have to reach over toward
Verena Raban is a Series-LXXXVII Replicant from the storm-swarmed planet Saturn09. She writes & draws poems & punks & flowers. Her poetry, prose, and art can be seen in Action, Spectacle, Thin Air Magazine, Slipstream, Screen Door Review, and others. She is a member of Ground Floor Contemporary in Birmingham, AL, is an Anaphora Arts Fellow,
Of the Elements, It Is All Too Much By Verena Raban When we were born, for which there was a time, the time of light was ended. The rocks and the bones are having their time, heavy as any beast. There is a line between the land and the water, and another around the
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animals getting out By Tyler Jacob Nightjar Hank’s Great-Grand believed all animals lived in the sky because the earth was once too soft and wet to get around. A little beetlelike ancient fire talker with really huge arms, Hank had only heard them call her the grand. And this name took on a kind of
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