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Aubade for Fernandina Beach

Tayve Neese

Susan Lilley reads from Venus in Retrograde

Venus & the Radio

Shane Hinton reads from Radio Dark

Venus & the Radio

Alas, Babylon

Laura Sobbott Ross

Going Home: Gone Home, Found Family, and Pulse

Jonathan Pamplin

The Bees

Jaclyn Kobylarski
It was the first week into her second trimester, and here she was, smoking a cigarette and filling her stomach with bees.
Fiction

How the Devil Finds Out

Alejandro Nodarse
It happened on the corner of 147thand Miller, beneath the long branches of an oak hanging over the corner. It happened often enough— usually to white kids crossing U.S.1 in front of the University of Miami or other tourists on The Beach—but seldom in this residential area, and never on this intersection.
Fiction
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Amber Stream

Kim Rose
He fished the Suwannee: slow- flowing, tea-stained, wild, where the river drops through limestone and revives itself.
Poetry

What Blood

Martin Fulmer
Mr. Chuck Stonehill walked over from next door and told me he found a tackle-box, a bullet, and a rubber by the picnic table in the backyard under the palm tree between our rusting beach trailers.
Fiction

Schnozzle

Linda Buckmaster
I was so innocent that my first thought was he didn’t know he was exposed. But the way he was staring at me so fixedly soon made me realize it was on purpose.
Essay
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