SHORT STORY | Hurricane Caffeine

September 18, 2017 Colleen Farrelly 0

  Caffeine supplies were dwindling to dangerously low levels. Given the night of tornado warnings, this was a problem. As was the broken hurricane shutter. Intermittent blackouts were rolling through the area more frequently than the waves hitting Brickell. This was a problem, as we no longer had consistent access […]

COMMENTARY | I was born in 1983

September 18, 2017 Ty Reynolds 0

  I was born in 1983. Fuck me… My mother nearly held out till ’84, but that wouldn’t have made a difference. The end of ’85 like my brother, though? Lucky little prick. He may have snuck in there before the cut-off. Probably landed in the grace period, if nothing […]

EDITORIAL | From the Strands of Reverend Yours Dudely

September 17, 2017 Donnie Casto II 0

Life on the cosmic rug called Earth at best is humanly exhausting. On the journey to achieving self-knowledge of what condition our condition is in, we are inevitably going to face the emotional equivalent of The Big Lebowski: Treehorn’s thugs, Maude, Walter, and nihilists wanting to cut off our proverbial Johnson. […]

SHORT STORY | An Experience Driving for Uber

September 15, 2017 August Harper 0

I lost my job in the spring of 2017. After a month of depression and the depletion of my funds, I started selling my most useless, although valuable possessions. Items sold are as follows: A bicycle without a seat or innertubes, a vintage slide projector from the 1950’s, a child’s […]

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September 12, 2017 Clayton Luce 0

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