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23 Mar 2026

TRANSLATION

Giant green tentacles bust through the roof of the historic Kelly Ramsey Building.

“Like This” and other poems

By KIM EON HEE

“—i never thought i’d ever need a conscience like some handy bulletproof vest to rip on and off”

18 Mar 2026

POETRY

Image shows two bald eagles, what appears to be a male and a female, flying parallel with wings fully outstretched. The angle is from below and to the side, so the dark grey and white wings can be seen as well as the faces of the birds in sharp detail. The background is pale blue sky.

Juneau

By VICTORIA CHANG

Imagination can // be transferred. In the / hours you are alone, / it oils the / soul.

16 Mar 2026

MICRO

A slightly grainy photo of a hanging lamp in front of a window. The lampshade itself looks made of wicker/wood, and the bulb inside can be seen shining through. There's a hint of a sepia tone over the photo, and a beige-brown screen hangs partly over the window, between its glass and the lamp. On the other side of the screen, the shadow of a small lizard can be seen. Beyond the window, a tall building sits in the distance, beside a telephone line pole. Photo is by PhungNghi NguyenLe on Unsplash.

The Remedy

By JAE NICHELLE

forgive me, oh June, I am everyone’s fool.

13 Mar 2026

ESSAY

A red lacy bra on a white bedsheet

Narrative Arc of No One’s Gumara

By CHRISTINE GRIMALDI

That he spends more time narrating what he would do to you than doing most, if any, of it is the kind of intermittent reward used to create addiction in lab rats. You are the rat.