Vol. 3, Issue 10

“I put the vegetables in a hole under the bedroom window/ to grow something. I didn’t care what came out of it/ so long as it was fresh.”

-Jennifer Greenberg, “Refrigerator Poem”
You Can (Never) Go Back | Book Review

You Can (Never) Go Back | Book Review

by | Apr 8, 2020 | Reviews, Vol. 3, Issue 10

Down on the Sidewalk: Stories About Children and Childhood from the Flannery O’Connor Award for Short Fiction Edited by Ethan Laughman ISBN: 9-780-8203-5762-1 University of Georgia Press, March 1, 2020 254 pages, $24.95 At no point is there a question of quality when...
Aboudaken | Visual Art

Aboudaken | Visual Art

by | Apr 8, 2020 | Visual Art, Vol. 3, Issue 10

Aboudaken My work dissects dominance, aggression and power dynamics through the lens of a culturally-enforced binary system. The Middle Eastern fem confronts pressure from both Western and Arab culture. There are rigid expectations enforced upon Arab femmes from both...
Refrigerator Poem | Poetry

Refrigerator Poem | Poetry

by | Apr 8, 2020 | Poems, Vol. 3, Issue 10

I thought cold rot would be better than warm rot, so I turned the breaker back on after the renters left a family’s worth of food in the fridge, but the heat got to it before I did, liquefied the butter and ice cream, pressurized the soda cans so that I had to...