ROSS HARRIS Interview By Krysti Joméi Published Issue 095, November 2021 Ross Harris is one of those artists you automatically feel a kindredness too, a familiarity in who he is and in his work. His boundless methodology and innate ability to capture the rawness of others gives you this sort of strange déjà vu … […]
Dexter Fox By Joel Tagert By Ali Hoff Published Issue 095, November 2021 “I forgot you were dexter,” Lissa said as she watched her half-brother coiling the rope he’d been using to suspend their food in a tree. She laughed. “Isn’t that what they used to call you in school?” “I can’t remember,” Ten muttered,
LIMITED TIME OFFER By Gray Winsler Art By Caitlyn Grabenstein Published Issue 095, November 2021 BEINGS of this wide and mysterious universe, Do you wish to feel your life liquid accelerate? Do you wish to feel those tentacles stiffen with joy, those gills tremble in awe, those moist flaps shudder with excitement? Then BEHOLD Earth’s
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Exposed By Amy Guidry Published as the Centerfold in Issue 095, November 2021 Amy Guidry (b. 1976, Jacksonville, N.C.) is an American artist residing in Lafayette, Louisiana. She grew up in Slidell, Louisiana, a suburb of New Orleans. Guidry comes from a family of artists including the late painter Eleanor Norcross. She studied at Loyola
Down To Brass Tacks By Brian Polk Art contributions by Mark Mothersbaugh & S. Putnik Published Issue 095, November 2021 We Should Take A Cue From The English And Call Our City Denver-Upon-Platte Kingston-upon-Hull, Stratford-upon-Avon, Newcastle-upon-Tyne — the English sure know how to name their cities. It just sounds so dignified to be “upon” something.
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An Interview with Tour Guide Timothy Speed Levitch By Beatie Wolfe Published Issue 095, November 2021 A radical much-needed philosophy to shake us out of our commuter consciousness all the while making love to the present moment. There are few transportation systems that aren’t about getting you from point A to point B, let alone
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Short Fiction For The Busy, The Easily Distracted, And The People Who Don’t Ordinarily Read Fiction By Brian Polk Art by S. Putnik Published Issue 094, October 2021 I Drank 10 Drinks At The Sober Bar And Was Way Too Hydrated To Fuck “These sober drinks can sure pack a punch,” I told my potential
The Last Cherry Blossom By Graham Franciose Published Issue 094, October 2021 Graham Franciose grew up in the forests of Massachusetts. His work reaches back to those times of exploration and imagination, where anything was possible. His whimsical, sometimes emotional, illustrations show a sliver of a story, a moment between the action, leaving the exact
Cat Cult Art by Jason White Published as the Index for Issue 094, October 2021 Jason White is an artist living in the suburbs of Chicago. His favorite mediums are oil on canvas and pencil & ink drawings. When he was a kid he cried on the Bozo Show. His work varies from silly to
An Interview with MCA Denver’s “How Art is Born” Podcast Host and Graphic Novelist, R. Alan Brooks By Tai Bickham Issue 094, October 2021 This is an excerpt from a recent blog interview with Denver-based graphic novelist and podcast host, R. Alan Brooks. He has authored multiple graphic novels like The Burning Metronome, Anguish Garden,
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