ISSUE № 

11

a literary journal in multiple time zones

Nov. 2024

ISSUE № 

11

a literary journal in multiple time zones

Nov. 2024

Regions

Orcas Terminal

We were at the ferry terminal when the explosion went off. My spouse and I were on an anniversary trip to explore the San Juan...

Chinatown of My Dreams

“...according to the myth it is a town that has existed in many different parts of the world in many different time periods…” This is what...

Heritage Theater

There was a little memorial on the side of Highway 67, right past the S&W Manufacturing Plant, with a knee-high white wooden cross in...

French Absolutism

Before Lionel was an exam proctor, he had been a math major on the cusp of graduating with honors. Then something had gone wrong...

Hunger, Hands, Nails

When Philip told me he was bringing home, not batik or carved figures of orangutans, but a kuntilanak from his two-year Peace Corps stint in Indonesia,...

Doreen

“There are a few things that Dr. Conrad wants to talk to you about,” the office assistant had told Doreen on the phone, and Doreen...

The Thin, Frozen Lake

This is one I’ve needed to tell for a while. After I dropped out of Michigan State and moved back to Alpena to live...

Ada, or When It Was Safe to Stay Dark

“Ada was transformed into a sort of graceful computing machine, endowed, moreover, with phenomenal luck...”—Vladimir Nabokov, Ada, or Ardor “Ada is a complex computer algorithm...

Souterrain

It was now high morning on a bright day in late March, the kind of day when the earth begins to release scents it has...

The Conductor

Once there was a wizard who was also a train conductor. He was not a particularly powerful wizard; in fact, his main skill was detecting...