A CHILD FOR ALL SEASONS

by Shivani Mutneja

In the last few days children from the apartment building have wandered to my door, they ring the doorbell, stammer when they see me and ask, “Aunty?”

One of Us

by Farah Ahamed

“Yes, wonderful isn’t it?” Fatima said, smiling. Her teeth were tiny and evenly spaced.

SUMP PUMP

by Maria Anderson

As your marriage ages this is what you do. You ignore. You lie to yourself. You burn and you burn and you put yourself out with yoga and a Keurig and sumo squats.

Three Poems

by Kirstin Allio

I just lost a growth ring browsing online vitamins. Window shopping like a bird flying at the same glass a hundred times on a single morning, as dazed as a football player.

MONKS

by JoAnna Novak

We grew up feasting, the three of us split one flap steak, white bread to mop the grease, button mushrooms, milk. My dad told me to remain with my wife and demalice my mother.