STAINED / KELLY WEBER

Across the old woman’s ceiling, the stain spreads its puckered areola, water hooping frayed ripples in the plaster where something broke, leaked in the apartment upstairs, where naked lights shine cold-clear as through windows cobalted with Madonna and child. This godforsaken place.
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ISSUE #4

            THE EARTHMEN COME HOME / KELLY WEBER DEER IN THE GARDEN / TEREK HOPKINS HALL OF THE BOLD / ROSS DESTICHE I’LL TELL YOU A LOVE STORY / COURI JOHNSON STORMCASE / MICHAEL FARFEL IF MOTHER
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DEER IN THE GARDEN / TEREK HOPKINS

Hi there. My name is Sam. It is a pleasure to finally meet you. I hope that you can forgive me for these circumstances under which we find ourselves. I wish very much that things were different, and that we had longer
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ABOUT AN HERB / ANTHONY WHITE

Fresh basil after a rain tastes better. Sure it does. Have you ever been staring at your basil plant all day? And it’s drooping and tired And it looks sweaty And you think, ‘Christ if we had some damn water and a
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