FLASH FICTION BY KJ HANNAH GREENBERG: “Ever since the partial core meltdown of Unit Two, those creatures had seemed edgy.”
FICTION BY MATT HERRON: “I’ll probably never know whether he left his gun in the car on accident or just didn’t wanna kill them. He told me he wanted a burger. What was I gonna say? MacLeary’s makes good burgers.”
SHORT FICTION BY LELAND CHEUK: “Finn knows what the people in the office call him. Tool. Douche-bag. Sycophant. He’s heard it all before.”
PRETENTIOUS MACHO THEATER BY R.JOHN XERXES: A glimpse into the deviant world of Italian cannibal films
BY LEVI FULLER: Tenth Avenue North, Jennifer Knapp and Kaskade demonstrate why Photoshop is not your friend
BY MATT GAJEWSKI AND ZACH DANESH: The eleventh chapter of the Lewis and Clark tale, before the story breaks for summer hiatus
BY LAURA PEARSON: News and notes on small presses, periodicals, and literary goings-on
A STORY BY MEGAN STIELSTRA: “This past semester was especially rough and on the last day, as I was packing my things for winter break, I thought: I could walk away. What if I walked away?”
SHADOW OF THE PINE BY TOM LG: A look at the process behind building the perfect DJ set
A STORY BY THOMAS SULLIVAN: “It occurs to me that a forest, or achievement for that matter, is the last thing I’d associate with the DMV.”
MOONY HABITATIONS BY LEILANI CLARK: The different listening experience vinyl affords
FICTION BY MANDY MIKULENCAK: “Though impeccably tailored, I find it a tad ostentatious for a morning meeting at Starbucks. Still, I’m not about to comment on the Devil’s attire.”
A FINE LINE BY CAT JOHNSON: A look at an artist who has defined an era of Bay Area music
BY MATT GAJEWSKI AND ZACH DANESH: Our heroes travel to a parallel universe
THE SCHEME OF SPACES BY LYNETTE D’AMICO: Getting better acquainted with Frank Lloyd Wright
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