Hotel ^#7
—OPEN FOR ORDERS

(The last entry in the PAPER HOTEL series)

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New additions to the ARCHIVE:

The LARGE
DOMESTIC
OBJECT ...

A SHORT STORY BY

Adrian BRIDGET

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& in order of appearance:

_{° FITTING IMAGE:

On the films of MIKE DIBB

Geoff DYER

° NOT A PROUD & FORTHRIGHT RAIN ...
An excerpt from a novel called
TOMORROW THEY WON’T DARE TO MURDER US

Joseph ANDRAS,

translated by Simon LESER

° MICROBURSTS; ‘what we did not know,’

‘lost wax casting’ & ‘ghosts’

   Elizabeth REEDER

& Amanda THOMSON

° SACRIFICIAL LAMB, Parts #7 & #8

Dominique de GROEN

° Four Poems (after Peter GREENAWAY)—
‘The Falls’(Peter Greenaway, 1980),
‘Drowning by Numbers’ (Peter GREENAWAY, 1991),

& ‘The Greenaway Alphabet’ (Saskia BODDEKE, 2017)

SJ FOWLER

° Three Poems—‘Depraved Indifference,’ ‘Waltzing in Blue’

& ‘Year Zero’

Mark LANEGAN

° ‘ALONG THE RIVER RUN’

—An excerpt & an interview;

Paul BUCK;

in conversation with Jess CHANDLER

° ‘THE SOLERA PROCESS’

Ivan VLADISLAVIC,

in conversation with Dominic JAECKLE

° ‘SUBVERSE’—A performance at Amsterdam’s MUZIEKGEBOUW

Diamanda DRAMM (with notes from SJ FOWLER)

° Atmosphere of Mona—Various Cuts & Images

   Matthew SHAW

° Four Poems—‘Still Life Without Bible,’ ‘White Noise,’

‘Weemoed’ & ‘Strange Weather’

Kevin GRAHAM

° Three Poems—‘harvesting,’ ‘the water park’ & ‘montgat’

Madeleine STACK
° ‘...the language(s) of bureaucracy’

Ruby COWLING & Linda MANNHEIM in conversation

° (A long poem called) ‘Final Destination’

   Tyler MAXIN

° Two Poems—‘Small Talk’ & ‘Fact’

Sára IVÁNYI

° (A poem called) ‘Sustainable Living’

Ruby SILK
° ‘You Can’t Come Home’

Lorenzo MANDELLI

  —Shortlisted for the DESPERATE LITERATURE prize, MMXX

° ‘Fragments of Stories in a Minor Key’

Fionn PETCH,

in conversation with Thomas CHADWICK

° ‘The Fight of the Century’

Ivan VLADISLAVIC
° ‘On Panpsychism’

Rebecca TAMÁS

° Four Poems—‘Time’s Arrow,’ ‘The Eyes of a Snake,’
‘A Network of Relations’ & ‘Tut’

Grzegorz WRÓBLEWSKI; translated by Piotr GWIAZDA

° Two Poems— ‘FLEA | F-L-E-A’

& ‘WATER SEE THROUGH DARK HARD-HARD’

Raymond LUCZAK

° ‘What is Sprayed on the Fruit Chest Killed and Thrown’

Nathan Dragon

° Three Poems—‘her ass is international,’

‘the psychic always knew she’d be a psychic,’
& ‘the summer the fish arrived in the net precooked’

Susannah DICKEY

° DEAD GIRLS

Selva ALMADA;

translated by Annie McDERMOTT

° ‘An Obituary for a Whiteleaved Oak’

Winstanley SCHTINTER

° (A Suite of) Plague Poems

Mark LANEGAN & Wesley EISOLD
° (Two cuts from a record called) Stone House

Yamachan

° ‘Excerpts from a pale blue notebook with silver stars’

   Angela FINN

—Winner of the DESPERATE LITERATURE prize, MMXX

° A cut from Revolutionary Lists III—(un)Worthy Farm}
_{℅ Museo de la Bomba and the Museo de la Soledad

  Winstanley SCHTINTER} _{° (A cut from a poem called) EX-DAEMON

Arno VAN VLIERBERGHE;

translated by Jonathan WILLIAM BEATON

° (Several) Songs for Ireland

Robert Herbert McCLEAN

° ST. LUKE on a Rump Roast

Jeffrey VALLANCE
° MAKE MONEY WHILE YOU SLEEP OR WORK UNTIL YOU DIE

Ben TIPPET, in conversation with Thomas CHADWICK

°

PERSONAL EFFECTS (Inventory of Bougainville’s Travel Case)

Hervé GUIBERT;

translated by Jeffrey ZUCKERMAN

° Five Poems—‘Felicity,’ ‘Two types of the same return,’ ‘Moss’

   & ‘Sketch for a’

Imogen CASSELS

     (Excerpted from Hotel #6)

° THE MACHINE STOPS An open letter on the end of

THE LIBERATED FILM CLUB

Winstanley SCHTINTER
° The Mi’raj of Angels /

The Account of the Angel of the Right Hand

Khaled NURUL HAKIM

° DREAMY IDIOTIC VISIONS OF THE FUTURE

Rachel GENN
(Excerpted from Hotel #6)

° The Movie is Better than the Book—An unpaginated index of first lines

Sam RIVIERE

° WE ARE ALL EITHER IN PRISON OR ON STAGE

Levina VAN WINDEN

° A CONVERSATION—IN WHICH a musician talks to her mother;

IN WHICH a musician talks to her daughter

Diamanda LA BERGE DRAMM & Ann LA BERGE

° ANIMAL DRUMS (& associated objects)

SJ FOWLER

& Joshua ALEXANDER

& Iain SINCLAIR
° Four Poems—‘Daughter of Marxism,’ ‘Spring Morning,’

‘The Left Hand of Darkness’ & ‘States of Bewilderment’

Jess COTTON

° HOKUSAI or WHERE GHOSTS APPEAR

Duncan WHITE

° Three Poems—‘lark sings,’ ‘a small reckoning in a big room’ & ‘videoheaven’

Charlotte GEATER
° A DEEP RED FLUID THROUGHOUT

SOLANO CANYON

Shane JESSE CHRISTMASS

° Three Poems (or NIGHT BLOOMS)

Angus CARLYLE
° Several rounds of WOULD YOU RATHER?

Max PORTER & Will OLDHAM
° ‘TOWN CALLED DISTRACTION’

Jen CALLEJA

° ‘EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE HERE’

Daniel PANTANO, in conversation with Fee GRIFFIN}
_{° Four Poems (from & for Shia LaBeouf)—‘Aurora, Mile End,’

‘sparrow’s wet dream,’ ‘the evening’s sun licks a single tear,’

& ‘something like, I forgive everything’

AK BLAKEMORE
° (I HADN’T HEARD OF MUNROE’S PLEA)

A reading from this is no longer entertainment

Christodoulos MAKRIS

—after the Vitamin D readings, Amsterdam MMXX

° Four Poems—‘Australia Day,’ ‘And a mild throbbing,’

‘white dog’ & ‘an eight horse song’

Edwina ATTLEE

° ‘VITAL ACOUSTICS’

   Jorge CONSIGLIO, in conversation with Thomas CHADWICK

° Four Poems—‘Hello,’ ‘One Good Thing,’ ‘Who Else’ & ‘Don’t Worry’

Crispin BEST

° ‘An Author’s Note’

Jorge CONSIGLIO;
translated by Carolina ORLOFF & Fionn PETCH

° ‘TURN TO THE NEXT PAGE’

SJ FOWLER
° THE LIVE INs /Allegados

Ernesto GARRATT;
translated by Jessica SEQUEIRA

° SUNDAY

Marie-Pascale HARDY
° Two Poems—‘Lessons from Three Paws’ & ‘M.’

Jake FOURNIER
° Four Poems—‘Core Values,’ ‘The silence is too warm.,’

‘Ebb’ & ‘Sense’

Frances TUORINIEMI

° ‘SOMETHING TO HOLD ONTO IN THE SEA’

Brenda LOZANO & Annie McDERMOTT;

a conversation translated by Carolina ORLOFF

° Two Poems—‘I Dry (Like Blood or Mustard)

Hannah LEVENE

° ‘TERMITE DELUXE’
—On Manny Farber & Paint & Memory

Michael ALMEREYDA

° ‘Painting as Public Statement’

On Miró, 1968 & the Autonomy of Color;

a conversation as precursor to Pere Portabella’s Miró, l’Altre

Winstanley SCHTINTER in conversation with Colm TÓIBÍN

° ‘The Arcadian’

Shola VON REINHOLD

—From the DESPERATE LITERATURE prize shortlist, MMIX

° TWO STANDARDS—‘Standard Birth Poem’ & ‘Standard Mortality Poem’

Cat WOODWARD

° ‘TRY TO BE BETTER’—on the strange practices of W.S.GRAHAM

Sam BUCHAN-WATTS, in conversation with Kate BRIGGS

° ‘TRY TO BE BETTER’—Excerpts from an Anthology

Lucy MERCER, ‘Night Dial;’

& Nancy CAMPBELL, ‘Untitled 1974,’ by Roger Hilton;’

& Lesley HARRISON, ‘Waiting for the Ferry, Rousay’

° ‘THERE’S A PLACE FOR US’

...screening Portabella’s ‘The Supper’ at Brixton Prison
Winstanley SCHTINTER
° Three Poems—‘hatching plans,’ ‘under the host’

& ‘it’s always lighter at the horizon’

Eloise HENDY

° ‘The Automatic Tour Guide’

Emmanuelle PAGANO;

   translated by Jennifer HIGGINS & Sophie LEWIS

(An excerpt from Hotel #6)

° Two Poems (& One Animation)

—‘Collateral Damage’ & ‘The First People’

Astrid ALBEN & Zuzanna PEDRASIK

     (An excerpt from Hotel #6)

° ‘In Search of Soledad’

Winstanley SCHTINTER

° Two Poems—‘Notions of Sex’ & ‘Old Lives’

Emily S. COOPER

° Portrait/Self-Portrait

Lee FRIEDLANDER

° ‘Parasites of the Symbiocene’

SJ FOWLER & Joe TURRENT

° (An excerpt from a novel called) FATHERHOOD

Caleb KLACES

° Two Solifores/Two Translations
Iris COLOMB & Eta DAHLIA

° Noite Dentro Da Noite—Night Within Night

Joca REINERS TERRON;

translated by James YOUNG

° Four Poems—‘Poem from a Niedecker Line,’ ‘Garden Remarks,’

‘It feels like you’re playing with another place’ & ‘Matins’
Alex MacDONALD

° ‘Some Numbers of Cruelty’

Honor GAVIN

° ‘30 VARIATIONS on a Theme & a FUGUE’
Jake SPEARS

—From the DESPERATE LITERATURE prize shortlist, MMIX

° Trigger Transformer: Strobe Light, Power Drill, Witch Hunt:


Reading THE CRUCIBLE with Christine BLASEY FORD

So MAYER
° (A short story called) ‘If yes’

Ben PESTER

° Four Poems—‘books should be broken,’ ‘i’d rather bleed,’

‘belting fast while seating’ & ‘ibs’

Vilde VALERIE BJERKE TORSET

° ‘The Commission’ (excerpts)

Gregg NISSAN

° TREATMENT #2

Adrian BRIDGET}_{° ‘Licking the Spoon’

Nathan DRAGON
° Three Poems—‘Gladiola,’ ‘anthurium,’ ‘nepenthes northiana’

Charlotte HEATHER

° (A short story called) ‘OZ’

George MACBETH

° (A short story called) ‘The Oily Cape’

Chris NEWLOVE HORTON

° ‘Reality-Adjacent-Fiction’

Elvia WILK & Sam DIAMOND in conversation

° ‘The Economy of the City is Complex’

Pierre SENGES (& KILLOFFER);

translated by Jacob SIEFRING

° ‘Manhattan via Paris’

Frederic TUTEN & Jon AUMAN in conversation

° Four Poems—‘Trade,’ ‘My Hands on your Body,’

‘Volta’ & ‘Sufficiently Charged’

Jack PARLETT

° ‘Wherever you Smell Shit, You Smell Life’

Jean-Baptiste DEL AMO & Thomas CHADWICK in conversation

° (A short story called) ‘Frog’

Alice ASH

° Three Poems— ‘Everything Goth is Perverse,’ ‘Choose your Fighter’ & ‘Aggression Quest’
Nadia de VRIES
° ‘FRICTION THAT ARISES IN CONTRAST’

Ariana HARWICZ & Thomas CHADWICK in conversation

° ‘CHAPELLE de POULET’—An Essay in XIII Pieces

Jeffrey VALLANCE
° Two Poems—‘Somewhere there is a history of progress’

& ‘Nevertheless, there was terror’
   Manuela MOSER

° (Five) Pharmacy Poems—‘writing a poem,’ ‘i made the coffee,’

‘it doesn’t matter who you are,’ ‘i made that chocolate cake’ & ‘my back hurts’
   Joseph GRANTHAM

° Three Poems—‘Safe,’ ‘I Have Brought Several Changes of Hat with Me,’

& ‘Cardinal Virtues’

Livia FRANCHINI

° A Scatological Eschatology called ‘HOLY SHIT’

Jeffrey VALLANCE

(excerpted from Hotel #5)
° ‘Going Home’ (Rushes) / LIKE GOLD / LIKE GREY

Zi WEI
° ‘The Women I Like in Romance Novels’

Ryunosuke AKUTAGAWA;

translated by Ryan C.K. CHOI

° ‘What is Really Happening?’—On (or After) Dexter Dalwood

Michael BRACEWELL

° Two Poems—‘The Egg Lady’s Death’ & ‘Waves’

Michael NAGHTEN SHANKS
° Two Poems—‘i.’ & ‘ii.’

Kate SCHNEIDER
° ‘Practice Notes’

  (words towards a novel called WE ARE MADE OF DIAMOND STUFF)

Isabel WAIDNER

° ‘Headlights’

Samanta SCHWEBLIN;

translated by Megan McDOWELL
° RECONSTRUCTIONS; Five Photo-Poems

Steafán HANVEY & Bobbie HANVEY

° ‘Surrealists at the End of the World’

Roisin DUNNETT
° ‘Menu of the Future’

Raul GUERREO

(excerpted from Hotel #5)

° ‘Brady is Everyone’s’

Drew BUXTON

° Two Poems—‘a good career move’ & ‘you have no new messages’

Susannah DICKEY
° On and After ‘ANIMAL DRUMS’

A reaction to SJ FOWLER & J ALEXANDER’s motion-picture-poem

David SPITTLE

° ‘Exhibit A’ (on Brion Gysin’s Birthday)

  John AKOMFRAH

° From ‘THE LAND OF HUNGER’ to ‘THE ROAD TO DAMASCUS’

Wayne HOLLOWAY

° (A short story called) ‘LOVE STORY’
Caleb KLACES

° ‘Germaine Gets Slade’

—A Short Study of Editorial Policy in the Hashtag Era


(ANONYMOUS/Name of SENDER)

° A ‘99 POINT MANIFESTO’ (from the Editors)

Dostoyevsky WANNABE

° (A short story called) ‘LADY CERO’s LETTERS’

Kyle COMA-THOMPSON

° (An explicatory-poem called) ‘NO SHOW’

Chris PETIT—Mordant MUSIC—purge.xxx

° (A short story called) ‘BURNING’

Lily HACKETT

° A poem called ‘An Undisclosed Distance’

Lauren DOSTAL

° Two Works—‘A Man Asleep on a Canvas’ & ‘Overlap’

Martin JACKSON

° ‘BEIGE WRITING’

Ahmed NAJI in conversation with Sam DIAMOND

° (The opening acts of) BAD MAN STANDING

Jonathan CHANDLER

° TRIPLICATE / Three Poems

1. ‘House—Painting’

2. ‘Mothers: Pearls’

3. ‘Stars Boys: Boys Stars’

Alistair McCARTNEY

° ‘Sour Lemonade’

Hiromi SUZUKI

° (A short story called) ‘Due Process’

Jen CALLEJA

° ‘Reading into Gertrude Stein’

Anna CATHENKA

° Three Instructional Paroxysms

Wayne KOESTENBAUM

° Three Fragments from a multipart poem, ‘Coming Out/Betrayal’

Justin BURNELL

° A poem called ‘Sentient Junk’

Chris BARTON

°

‘IN THIS VAMPIRIC WAY...’

Garth GREENWELL

in conversation with Katie Da CUNHA LEWIN

° THREE STEMS / Three Poems

Rowan EVANS

° ‘Positions of CUTE in Post-Internet Poetry’

Lucy BURNS & Charles WHALLEY

° Three Poem—‘Quiditty,’ ‘Haecceity’ & ‘Mythology’

David BRIGGS

° Three Poems— ‘1.,’ ‘3.’ & ‘6.’

Sam WESELOWSKI

° Five Poems (from WAITRESS IN FALL)—

Kristín ÓMARSDÓTTIR;

translated by Vala THORODDS

° ‘DataSexual’—On MOROZOV, LANIER & GOOGLE

Joshua COHEN

° ‘Quantum Leap’

Hisham BUSTANI

° From THIS IS NO LONGER ENTERTAINMENT

Christodoulos MAKRIS

° ‘3500 CHARACTERS’
Alejandro ZAMBRA in conversation with Ellen JONES

° Three Gestures: ‘Mother,’ ‘Dinner,’ & ‘Fiction’

Adrian BRIDGET

°A poem called ‘Water’

Adrianne KALFOPULOU}
_{° ‘RED INK’

Jean FRÉMON
° ‘Crossing the Puddle: On CHARCO PRESS’
Editors Carolina ORLOFF & Samuel McDOWELL

   in conversation with Ellen JONES

° ‘65 RECENT LIBRARY CHECKOUTS (for R. Youngs)’

Alan LICHT

° Selections from ‘MY GEOPOLITICS’

° Two Poems—‘Total Eclipse’ & ‘Ex’

NJ STALLARD

° Two Poems—‘Swamp Song’ & ‘Steady Now’

John GREY
° (A short story called) ‘Just Above Complete Creatures’

Molly GUNTHER

° ‘Epitaphs’

Jackson ARN
° A ‘Black Gold Mastiff’

Owen VINCE
° (A short story called) ‘Harvest Moon’

Jessica BONDER

° A poem called ‘Message Withdrawn’

Susannah DICKEY
° A poem called ‘Carelessly we have entangeled ourselves’

Vala THORODDS

° ‘Mapping the CITY, Mapping CHANCE’

James ATLEE, in conversation with Thomas McMULLAN

° ‘Magick SQUARES & Future BEATS’

Genesis BREYER P-ORRIDGE

° A poem called ‘Naazim Richardson, Lately’

Oliver GOLDSTEIN

° SALVAGED from OBSOLESENCE

Patrick LANGLEY in conversation with THOMAS CHADWICK

° Four Poems—‘this year a delayed heat,’ ‘(untitled),’

‘imagine / every name we share is precise’ & ‘Sussex Envoi’
   George TTOOULI

° ‘The New Grotesque’

D.I.

° Four Poems—‘the girl on the 4th floor wants me to die,’

‘use of prevailing tendency,’ ‘portable,’ & ‘storage #’

Angelos KYRIOU;

translated by Theodoros CHIOTIS

° Two Poems—‘the new men’ & ‘date’

AK BLAKEMORE
° (A short story called) ‘THE HOLE’

Leah DWORKIN

° ‘Yellow Fragments’

Nina MINGYA POWLES

° ‘Things’

Brian DILLON
° (A short story called) ‘THE HITCHER’

Jonathan CHANDLER
° ‘Skylight Recording’

David GRUBBS
° ‘Achillion’

Glykeria PATRAMANI

° ‘Mind the Gap’

Imogen REID

° ‘How to Sharpen your Knife’

Kate FELD

° ‘Rhine’

Esther KINKSKY

° ‘Nights of Poor Sleep’

Rachael ALLEN & Marie JACOTEY

° ‘BAD SCIENCE’

Jason SHULMAN,

in conversation with Dominic JAECKLE

° ‘lemon, egg, bread’

Laura ELLIOT
° ‘IDIOTs’

Oliver ZARANDI

° ‘175 MINUTES in MIZIL’

Geo BOGZA;

translated by Diana DUTA

° ‘The Past’s Future is Not our Present’

David HAYDEN

° ‘The Sympathetic Observer’

Rainald GOETZ

° ‘SUNDAY Evening,
WINTER Morning,
NOVEMBER Dusk’

Anne MICHAELS

° ‘The Other Zone’

Tommy HAZARD
° (A short story called) ‘Facts’

Gareth EVANS

° ‘A Land that I’ve Dreamed Of...’

Joe BUCCIERO

° ‘To Become a Mermaid...’

Veronica Scott Esposito

° ‘ATLANTIS’

Mary RINEBOLD COPELAND

° ‘CITIZENS OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY’

Luc SANTE, in conversation with Jon AUMAN

° ‘The Photographs of RE Meatyard’

Carol MAVOR

° ‘On the Island of Malhado’

Russell PERSSON

° ‘Tremendous MAJESTIES’

Jakob NOLTE;

translated by Amanda DeMARCO

° From ‘MY LITTLE ENLIGHTENMENT PLAYs’

Sophie SEITA

° ‘Moments Before & After’

Frank WITZEL;

translated by Amanda DeMARCO
° (A short story called) ‘WITHOUT A FISHER KING’

Joanna RAFAEL GOLDBERG

° Three Poems—‘Kinky Thumbelina,’ ‘Sea Bear’

& ‘Instructions for the Peaceful Transition of Power’

Sarah MARINA
° (A short story called) ‘Withered Head™’

Luke KENNARD

° Three Poems / Three Dances—‘Ritual Dance,’ ‘Bacchic Dance’

& ‘Pyrrhic Dance’

Jazmine LINKLATER
° ‘Études de Silhouettes’

Pierre SENGES;

translated by Jacob SIEFRING
° Three Interludes: ‘DAVID BOWIE lives in my House’

Anna CATHENKA

° (Two Pieces of) SARAH

Scott McCLANAHAN

° ‘PIER ONE AESTHETICS (are taking over Art)’

Nick ZEDD

° ‘PRODUCING MY CREDENTIALS’

An Unfinished Libretto in V Pieces / A season in V episodes

Sophie JUNG
° #2 (Elegant Toplessness Stoned in Stairwell, Recitative)

Wayne KOESTENBAUM
° ‘POEM-BRUT’ (Parts i & ii)

SJ FOWLER

° ‘The Unknown Soldier’

Luc SANTE

° ‘YOUR EXISTENCE WATERED MY CROPS:’

Unscrambling Perception with Ariana Grande

Jack GOLDSTEIN

° Three (Untitled) Poems

Jacob McGUINN
° ‘Farrag und Freunde’

Joseph TURRENT

° Three Poems—‘Seven Studies for Marie-Hortense,’

‘Rilke on the Place de la Concorde’

& ‘Two Dozen Mongoose-Hair Brushes’

   MAITREYABANDHU

° Three Poems—‘Oysters,’ ‘I Don’t Know How to Clothe this Loving Body’

& ‘Interim’

Emma MACKILLIGIN

° ‘Balsa Jericho’

Cal REVELY-CALDER

° Four Poems—‘Thin Girls,’ ‘Pang from Pang,’

‘The Roses of Heliogabalus’ & ‘Angiogram’

Helen CHARMAN
° ‘LODGING & DISLODGING the Little Magazine’

A Google-Doc Conversation

Sophie SEITA & Danny SNELSON

° (A short story called) ‘The Racer’

Jonathan CHANDLER

° (A short story called) ‘The Light Sculptor’

Leah DWORKIN

° ‘Carl Stone & the Kalifornia Dreamstock of the Yankee...’

Carl STONE, in conversation with Jack GOLDSTEIN

° Three Poems—‘Three Summers,’ ‘Sensory Notes...’ & ‘Only Instead of a Star’

Amy KEY

° Three Poems, Three Dedications

& ‘Past Filmic Tense’

Emily CRITCHLEY

° ‘WOEFULLY UNDETERMINED’

Sam RIVIERE, in conversation with Joe McCARNEY

° After the PXL-MAD Lectures

Kenneth GOLDSMITH,

in conversation with Thomas CHADWICK & Gert-Jan MEYNTJEN

° Two Poems—‘not the mirror image but the reverse side of the mirror’

& ‘Sonnet for the relative elasticity of your skin’

Tse HAO GUANG

° ‘The UNIVERSITY & the UNDERCOMMONS’

Stefano HARNEY & Fred MOTEN

° ‘(Three of) THIRTEEN RAYS’

Rachel BLAU DUPLESSIS

° Two Stories—‘Alma Mahler attends a Party...’
& ‘Valentine’

Joanna RAFAEL GOLDBERG
° ‘Re-Threads’

James R. HUGUNIN

° ‘Clumps (of Roussel)’
Mark VON SCHLEGELL
° ‘Magnificent Frigatebird’

DE STEWARD

° ‘Four Paintings of People’

Yating HE

° Four Poems—‘A simulation..., ‘Geometry,’ ‘How things are not’

  & ‘A skylight in a basement’

Martin JACKSON

° Two Poems—‘Rest/Stop’ & ‘What Happens, or Doesn’t’

Chris CAMPANIONI

° ‘The Future of Reading’

John HOLTEN

° ‘AN UNSUBTLE METAPHOR’

Jacques TESTARD, in conversation with Thomas CHADWICK

° Two Poems—‘Desert, Desert, Garden’ & ‘Maratea’

Ollie TODD
° ‘The Rupture’

Alison FRANK

° ‘TALKING TO TEST CENTRE’

Jess CHANDLER & Will SHUTES,

in conversation with Jen CALLEJA

° Two Poems—‘Self-Portrait as a Circle’ & ‘Gravy’

Edward DOEGAR
° ‘self assembly is...’

Owen VINCE

° (A short story called) ‘A THREAT’

Oliver ZARANDI

° ‘GREEK LANDSCAPES’

Martin JACKSON

° (A short story called) ‘Erwin Schrödinger Blues’

Colm O’SHEA

° ‘I Love you, Lieutenant’—ON Peter FALK and self-knowledge

Victoria MANIFOLD

° Three Poems (after Antonioni—‘Anna,’ ‘Jeanne Moreau’ & ‘Vittoria’

Jess COTTON

° ANADIPLOSES

Hannes BAJOHR
° ‘A Collection of Quotes from former #1 pound-for-pound MMA
fighter, Ronda Rousey;

& her Mother, the first U.S. Citizen to win a World Judo Championship’

Amanda DeMARCO

° Two Poems—‘Unboxing, Teardown;’ ‘1.’ & ‘2.’

Micscha FOSTER POOLE

° ‘(Several) Studies in Poetry’

Hoagy HOUGHTON

° ‘CRIMINAL AESTHETICS’
Les Fugitives, in conversation with Dominic JAECKLE

° Mary RINEBOLD COPELAND

‘DOING COKE WITH YOU (A Venal Shine)’}

Hoagy HOUGHTON

Studies in POETRY Nos. # 1, 2, 6, 20 & 22

Studies in POETRY
Nos. ^# 1, 2, 6, 20 & 22