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Issue Ten

Melissa Broder
Who Lived None Of Her Adult Life
Dirt Nap
The Other Exists As A Perfect Embodiment Of Your Desire
MC Hyland
Unable To Distinguish Honeysuckle From Jasmine
I Dreamed I Smashed American Imperialism In My Maidenform Bra
Noah Falck
Celebrity Dream Poem Justin Timberlake
Curtis Perdue
The Wilderness
Forever Machine
Panama Narrative
Tony Mancus
this is parallax
Joseph P. Wood
Amendment
Nathaniel Bacon
Maureen Thorson
Whitespace
Orange You Glad
Nick Sturm
Lettuce
Alina Gregorian
Atlas
Dear Doctor K,
Matthew Zingg
permanent residence [11]
Joshua Marie Wilkinson
Here Where Having Means to Hold at a Distance
Caroline Gormley
from A Darkness So Large
Allen Butt
Blue Yonder
Ken L. Walker
After Dzama’s “We Love New York,” 2001
Kathleen Rooney & Elisa Gabbert
Elegy For The Self
Joseph Bradshaw
As I Write This
Matt L. Rohrer
My Milkshake:
The Dry Erase Marker on My Pants Tells a Story:
Attention Please
Stella Corso
You Looked Good At Your Wedding
Let’s Be Any Old Face
Jenny Zhang
seppuku
goo goo water
Andrew Durbin
My Breakup Was Boring
from Sighing From Above
Ngoc Doan
This Can’t Be
Sarah Bridgins
Taking Pills In Public
Kennebunkport
Joe Hall
Trailer Park Century
Exorcism / I Was Living In A Boarded Up House Without Heat. I Was Still Sick And Had Unpaid Medical Bills. The Record He Gave Me Was GOOD OLD COUNTRY GOSPEL
Exorcism / “Even Iron Heals”
R.M. O’Brien
Animal Hard-on
Poem For Chris Toll In The Between
Lily Ladewig
from A History of Beauty
Nathan Austin
review of I’ll Drown My Book: Conceptual Writing By Women, by various authors
Angela Veronica Wong
review of Pretty Tilt, by Carrie Murphy & The Haunted House, by Marisa Crawford
Krystal Languell
review of Darling Endangered — short fiction by Carol Guess
Lucy Biederman
review of Mother Was a Tragic Girl, by Sandra Simonds
Dan Magers
review of This Can’t Be Life, by Dana Ward
Cover Art
Wolf II, Bianca Stone
Bianca Stone is a poet and visual artist. She is the author of several chapbooks, most recently I Saw The Devil With His Needlework (Argos Books), and the poetry-comic I Want To Open The Mouth God Gave You, Beautiful Mutant (Factory Hollow Press). Stone is the editor of Monk Books, a small press that publishes limited-edition chapbooks of poetry and art, and is also a regular contributor for The The Poetry Blog. Her poems have appeared in such magazines as Best American Poetry 2011, Conduit, Crazyhorse, and Tin House. Stone collaborated with Anne Carsonon on Antigonick (2012), a new kind of comic book and translation. She lives in Brooklyn with her boyfriend, poet Ben Pease, and their cat.