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STOP MAKING SENSE
I took the last picture I still have of you with a cracked old Polaroid we found at a yard sale in Andersonville.
NO MAN’S LAND
His bottle’s gone. His power.
He turns towards The Lovely Adrienne to tell her: stall them, feed them a line. Too late, she’s already in the ring, her feathers sweeping the ...
JFK
So the plane is landing and I’m sitting next to my friend Sara who is going to NYU — in business class, mind you — we got upgraded — and ...
ROSIE GOLDSTEIN WAS A DOG
In the fourth grade, boys in the town of Huntington Harbor started to notice which girls were getting tits and who looked like Farrah Fawcett. They divided the girls into ...
LOVE-YOU-LOTS
He’s got that new song by The Streets stuck in his head, the one with the music video filmed up the road in Chicken Village. Mike thrums his fingertips on ...
SHAMU CAM
Shamu Cam came live from Shamu’s tank at Sea World, Orlando….
SCREAM QUEEN
Her screams were top shelf. The kind of earsplitting, blood-curdling shrieks that cut to the marrow, leaving you dazed and numb.
THE SNAKE
I once lived in a three-bedroom unit in an elegant condominium with white paint in Simei, in Singapore.
TIME TRAVELING UNCLE
He first disappears just before I am born. I have no memory of it, of course, but my mom still wears it years later like a lead vest, releasing a ...
THE CASHMERE CLOAK
Out on the front patio of the old coffee shop — they meet here every day, discussing their backs and their wives and the minutiae of their lives. One older ...
VITA SACKVILLE-WEST, LOVER OF VIRGINIA WOOLF
I drove a different way, the last time, taking a road that turned out not to be a road at all, wherein I mean it began as a road and ...
TOMORROW I SHALL BE FETTERLESS-BUT WHERE?
I would question the sanity of anyone who’s not questioning their own sanity nowadays, Doctor, but this patient of mine — Patient Z, let’s call him — put even me ...
SOWING SEA MEADOWS
Mama lets the paddling pool water spill onto the grass. That’s how the neighbors’ kids know it’s time to go home.
MAGPIE
I could hear them every day. Sometimes they sounded like little horses cantering around on the warehouse’s rooftop. Hooves reverberating on metal sheets. Their calls weren’t what I expected, a ...
NEW SPAIN
Cortes looked out through the moonlit night, out across the steaming ground, out across the glistening earth, out upon the bodies that lay and lay and lay in the courtyard.
TOLSTOY VISITS HIS STEPMOM
The weather had turned for the better since the last night. She had retired to her room when he arrived at half past ten. So early! He was astonished. She ...
MEDUSA GOES TO MORRISONS — BY EMILIA ONG
It’s terrible, you see they’ve started using paper bags at the supermarket. Brown paper bags. Well it didn’t take me long to figure out that this presented an unprecedented opportunity. ...
KEEP YOUR KNICKERS ON
As a teen, I was obsessed with my knickers, whether to allow boys into them and getting them in a twist. My mother instilled in me the importance of ensuring ...
GLUE
She had been collecting supplies for some time: fabric, yarn, scissors, and glue. Strong glue. She needed this to hold together.
THE END OF THE 20TH CENTURY
All the zines were printed at Lehman Brothers. All the zines were printed at Goldman Sachs. All the zines were printed at Merrill Lynch.