ISSUE № 

11

a literary journal in multiple time zones

Nov. 2024

ISSUE № 

11

a literary journal in multiple time zones

Nov. 2024

Essay

On True Crime

My dad threw out his mom’s long-neglected magazine collection after it began to squeak. Mice had invaded the pulp, causing it to teem with...

Losing My Religion: A Nineties Mixtape

SIDE A Creep, Radiohead (1993) Losing My Religion, R.E.M. (1991) Wind of Change, Scorpions (1990)  Knockin’ On Heaven's Door, Guns N’ Roses (1990) 7 Seconds, Youssou N’Dour & Neneh...

The Silent Part

The following essay is excerpted from Thalia Williamson’s memoir The Silent Part. She’s between the ages of two and five. That’s the best she can...

Finger Eleven

Before we knew about the Freedom Industries chemical spill, I met my mom for lunch at a pizza parlor in my hometown. We were...

The Language of Cranes

In the fields of Schildow, fifty kilometers north of Berlin, Sepp and I study the sky, searching for words. On this cloudy October afternoon,...

Destiny

Lee, Kenny, Wayne, Joel, me and my brother Alan are expected to go to college, not walk into sorrow's kitchen and lick out all...

Mendocino

On a clear afternoon, Highway 101 rolls between mountains splashed with gold fields and stands of oak. My wife and I are in a...

Smiling Women, Frowning Girl

"Mother always looked so womanly. I felt so thin in comparison. I didn't realize it was because she was always pregnant," my mother used...

First Base at The Cheesecake Factory

Be aggressive. Be patient. Set your expectations high, but not too high. It was December 2015. I was twenty-four years old, sitting in the...