The Memory Game | Franki Haber

"The Rules of the Game: If you follow these rules, no harm can come to you. It is important to remember these rules. This game relies on your memory. How much can you remember?"

Selected Poems | Patrick S. Rogers

"Suppose a use or even a slipping through, and then think straight toward a shadow. The double of the thing is always coming. Silver, but no shadow..."

Before Advent | Grace Yannotta

"Here, the swellings of hormones and the snarling of menstruation and the growling insecurities have written blatantly into my syntax; and yet, joy too, in mourning and in family and in a simplistic autumn daze..."

Scission | Janice Lee

"after all that / we ended up with the right one / tilt back towards the sunrise / and when you sound out / the function / with your mouth / trace amounts of time / will vivify..."

The Worms | K. James D’Agostino

"The garden was nothing if not a lesson in death. Brown spots immediately appeared on the leaves of the pepper plants, outpacing even the blooming of the marigolds and reducing half her hopes to diseased compost..."

Nightingale Sonnets | Lenore S. Beadsman

"Provoked by the tense of the earlier and steadfast lines / Has she been towering over the containment for how it can / Look to be the amazement around the filtering of a cluster..."