Things are happening, they’re happening more and more, Reader, and here is your polaroid, for better or worse, it’s Lynne Potts’ “Helmets, Goggles, America“:
This poem originally appeared in SC 6.2, available in print and ebook formats. Read on!
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Jan Stinchcomb: The Beach Is the Original Safe Space
Relax, dear Reader, this week (no pressure!), with this chill piece from Jan Stinchcomb, “The Beach Is the Original Safe Space“:
This flash originally appeared in SC 6.1, available as an ebook right here. Do subscribe for more intense gazes delivered to you. Read on!
Kat Gonso: Daniel
We’re delighted to bring you a flash piece from our latest issue, #6.3: here’s Kat Gonso’s biting, antediluvian “Daniel.”
Get your copy of SC 6.3 here, and the ebook here, or subscribe for more great lit.
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M.K. Sukach: In Theory
Leah Noble Davidson: two poems
Dear reader, our electric share this week two poems by Leah Noble Davidson [>>] from her project addressing, among other things, the Benjamin algorithm’s writing a screenplay. Here’s The way you were sent to me… that was a big honest idea. and The principle is completely constructed for the same time:
These poems appear in SC 6.1, available in print and ebook editions — and hey subscribe whydoncha? Read on!
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