Essay
The Wealth of Water Waste
by Clinton Crockett Peters
July 20, 2017
Twelve of us canoe on the Green River in Utah, whose color, a buttery turtle shell, almost earns its name. Along with the six barrels of food choices, jerky and Nova bars, two toilets, seven tents, and sunscreen, we barge sixty gallons of H2O. The old manure, piss, and, especially, the uranium, of the Green renders the water unfit for quenching our sunbaked thirsts...
read more >
Film Review
A Spoonful of Sugar––
Not Saccharine The Big Sick
by Jennifer Parker
June 20, 2017
A romantic comedy about Millennials confronting mortality – add a bit of culture clash, and throw Producer, Judd Apatow (This is 40) into the mix and you get a film that is contemporary without being trendy at the same time... read more >
Film Review
Beatriz at dinner
June 14, 2017
Beatriz at Dinner might appear on the surface like a comedy of manners, a simple and familiar fish-out-of-water tale; but it’s also the rare film that feels not just comedic but provocative... read more >
Film Review
Bewitched, Bothered and Beguiled
The Beguiled– A Film Review by: Jennifer Parker
June 30, 2017
A wounded soldier who is impossibly handsome and has an adorable Irish accent is shacking up with seven women who seem exasperated about doing everything for themselves. The Civil War is in year three. Most of their friends have left, brothers and fathers are dead, most of them have nowhere else to go... read more >
Film Review
Fiona and the Tramp
Lost in Paris- a review
by Jennifer Parker
June 16, 2017
Who hasn’t fantasized about living in Paris? I mean, not to knock the climate in Northern Canada but considering all that Paris offers, it isn’t much of a contest. Lost in Paris (Oscilloscope Laboratories) opens with eight–year–old Fiona (Emmy Boissard Paumelle) and her Aunt Martha standing on a snowy vista overlooking their North Pole... read more >
-
DEBUT
Art by Clay Witt, poetry by Carolyn Kreiter-Foronda, fiction by Stephen Wade.
-
B/W PHOTO
Fiction by Peter Liu, poetry by Jonathan Greenhause, memoir by Verity Barudin.
-
PROGRESSIVE
Poetry by Vanessa Blakeslee, paintings by Vadis Turner, and a review of Boy.
-
PORTRAIT MASTERS
Art by Kehinde Wiley, fiction by Philip Kobylarz, and poetry by Nancy Carol Moody.
-
LINE
Billy Collins Interviewed, fiction by Erik Martiny, prose by Ori Fienberg.
-
YUMI SAKUGAWA
Jacob M. Appel Interviewed, art by Yumi Sakugawa, essay by Sean Carswell
-
SPRING 2014
Poetry by Sarah Palin Erased, interview by Phillip Gross, short story by Erik Martiny, essay by Jeffrey Skinner, art by Paul Kolker
-
FALL 2014
Poetry by Annie Christain, interview by Aurelie Sheehan, fiction by Julia Fine, essay by Kirk Nesset, art curated by Owen Duffy
-
Spring 2015
Poetry by Nandini Dhar, interview by Sean Street, fiction by Patrick Wilson, essay by Salpi Vartivarian, art by Nance Van Winkle
-
Fall 2015
Poetry by Chen Chen, Art by Noah Becker, Interview by Chris Belden, Fiction by Elisa Wolf, Essay by Jay Varner
Spring/Summer 2016
INTRODUCING:
Tanya Grae
POETRY:
Danez Smith
ART:
Steve Miller
INTERVIEW:
Junot Diaz
ESSAY & ART:
Ernesto Caivano
FICTION:
Jamie B. De Monte