Issue 97 ✨
featuring new work by Luciana Arbus-Scandiffio, Isabelle Baafi, Leah Brand, Chinụa Ezenwa-Ọhaeto, Evan Goldstein, Vanessa Lampert, Clara-Læïla Laudette, Oluwaseun Olayiwola, Yuki Tanaka, Laura Theis, Kary Wayson, Joan Wickersham & more
https://t.co/A9bE59PNfM
"broke, no job, suddenly old, every lead
grew cold and congealed (my soul
in aspic while I scrolled)."
From @karywayson's "The Oysters in Oysterville are Delicious," TYR's Poem of the Week: https://t.co/rCdUozGJrX
i love @Image_Journal!
thanks to Shane McCrae (@akasomeguy) for including one of mine in the new issue—along with gorgeous work by many others, including Timothy Donnelly (@tbfxdonnelly) and Patricia Davis (@triciadm)
The owl sitting on its fencepost late
in the day, the creek and its flowing,
the pied horse in its pasture—I was afraid
I’d lose them.
—@MaxineScates
https://t.co/ndLdXhGtcG
In 1977, media prophet Marshall McLuhan discussed CIA and FBI surveillance, and then turned it into one of the most mind-bending riffs on identity in the digital age I've ever heard.