ISSUE № 

11

a literary journal in multiple time zones

Nov. 2024

ISSUE № 

11

a literary journal in multiple time zones

Nov. 2024

Regions

kinder garden

I know myself in relative terms. The sun is yellow, as am I; her blood is red, and so is mine. This time of...

Last of the Long Hot Days

Los Angeles, September 2020. Five years since my mother’s death and I want to see mountains, feel ocean on the air.  My husband, Jon, and...

Why Are They Here?

For most of his life, Charlie had disbelieved in everything. He had never been religious, nor given into any sort of magical thinking. He...

Descent

My great-grandpa José arrived in El Paso, TX by way of barbed wire. He walked through Mexico deserts, his legs carrying him amongst the...

Date Night

"This is nice." "So nice." Gianni’s was a small Italian place near Seb’s local tube station. It was reasonably affordable, served generous portions of pasta, and...

Vermillion

He did not feel particularly talented when it came to love. In fact, Henry's aptitude for anything, including studies at his college, showed little...

The Big One

Airhorn alarms were already blaring from telephone poles when I pulled into the driveway for my first delivery of the day. Pad Thai, Drunken...

Reservations at the Polo Lounge

When you first pull up to the Beverly Hills Hotel it presents itself as a fortress, and it relies on this impression to keep...

Eat the Rich

The hotel bar was crowded with patrons all dressed up in their post-Christmas, pre–New Years best. Ann stood at the door, wiping the snow...

This Again

All that fall, we made a habit of entertaining hypotheticals about our eventual demise. Typically it was after a night out, with the liquor...