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“The Most Beautiful Thing on This Black Earth” by Nelson Stanley
The Connoisseur’d heard that she was the only genius in town. Weimar republic hairdo blacker than a goth’s heart. Improbable, glowing, crème-de-menthe eyes. Allegedly had a tattoo of Frederick Barbarossa’s last words winding around her inner thigh. Apparently, she painted photo-realistic canvasses indistinguishable from actual photos, which to his mind seemed utterly pointless. He could…
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“An American Execution” by Kay Vaindal
He’s delusional. Good in the sack, though. I flatten the popcorn bag on the microwave carousel and hit two minutes, express cook, and he asks me why I hit two minutes and not the button that says popcorn, and I say, oh, so they have popcorn in the universe you suppose you come from, and…
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“Apocaloid” by Steven Cline
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“Ortolan” by Sylvia Warren
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Living in the Ellipsis: a review of Dark Play by Tim Cooke, from Zachary Gillan
There’s a real thrill to a well-deployed epigraph, particularly when it’s a theoretical concept used to set the stage for a work of fiction. For a particularly excellent example—of both use of epigraph and work of fiction—look no farther than the chapbook Dark Play by the Welsh author Tim Cooke. It opens with an extract…
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Transcending the Triangle: The Politics of Flatland by Gwen C. Katz
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Unanswerable Dilemmas: a review of Reef Mind by Hazel Zorn from Zachary Gillan
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Dead Labour: a review of Capitalism: A Horror Story by Jon Greenaway by Daniel Lukes
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