Molly Lay: “My current work is a call for viewers to look again. I hope to allow for small things to speak loudly. Through both daily life and habitual walks, I have been profoundly impacted by the curious and intimate objects the world holds. My desire is for viewers to be enticed by the world once again through a simple act of attention.”

Latest Online Issue
48.1

Our current issue features fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and artwork from: Molly Lay, Serrina Zou, Jessica Hudson, Tara Ballard, Rob Macaisa Colgate, & JeFF Stumpo.


What struck me first were the ways of exiting — via bird, via memory, via magic. Brent Ameneyro’s speakers are all knowing and all nostalgia. Producing not the sheen of romantic recall but the cleverness of reconstruction. In Ameneyro’s debut, A Face Out of Clay, there is no questioning, but lingering visitations. Portraits of loved […]


The particular landscape of Jessi Jezewska Stevens’ first collection, Ghost Pains, recalls echoes of the “New Aesthetic,” a term coined back in 2012 to describe the leakage of the digital realm into the physical world. Characters point their phones at the sky, “as if to image-search the constellations,” travel by way of reading reviews on […]