Vol. 1, Issue 50
“Our words, too, are becoming incomplete; we are afraid / one of us will finally voice the question.”
— “The Neutron Bomb, Afterward,” Brad Aaron Modlin,
Everyone at This Party Has Two Names | Book Review
Book Review Everyone at This Party Has Two Names (Poems) by Brad Aaron Modlin Southeast Missouri State University Press, 2016 88 pp., $14.00 As its title suggests, Brad Aaron Modlin’s debut collection (winner of the Cowles Poetry Book Prize) wrestles with the...
The Monster of Lake Van Buren: Part 4 | Fiction
***Read Part 1 ***Read Part 2 ***Read Part 3 Part 4: A Dark Blip When we reemerged from the barn, a man in an unkempt gray beard greeted us. He wore an old sailor’s cap and had a dark blue raincoat that was flailing violently. I looked up to the dark gray sky...
Frothing Ore | Visual Art
Frothing Ore This ceramic mask is one in a series of pieces titled “Nature Strikes Back.” Each piece shows the human form being taken over by a different aspect of nature. “Frothing Ore” depicts a face that is being consumed by a...Follow Us
