Poetry: “Undergraduates” by Dan Jacoby

lost one night in st. louis down from chicago drinking wine with brakemen, nuns, whores auditioning farm girls haunting rogers hall for a fox double scotch rocks grosse point boy sneered an echo at love looking through the hole he put in his own head in 1967 we were electric a double feature in the […]

Poetry: “They Were Garnet” by Darren C. Demaree

They Were Garnet Embolism in the shower, her eyes folded into the tile and I was left with one kiss. We planned to date on her return to Wooster, but by Fall she was a scholarship and a photo there. I went to my writing classes and counted how many girls wore men’s dress shirts […]

Fiction: “The Revolution” by Ling E. Teo

Tired of the male machismo and sexist attitudes, Ms Delacruz dresses differently. Today, Ms Delacruz wears a cowboy outfit, complete with bolo tie, a departure from her peach-colored dresses with floral prints. She stands up in front of us – one hundred and thirty middle school teachers – as the female Assistant Principal’s indispensable school […]