Issue 3.3

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Nicholas Alti:

  • “Levitation, Hypothetically and Now It’s Eleven, Actually”

Carol Barrett:

  • “Russian Knapweed”

Mary Beth Becker:

  • ”Comet”

Stephen Bett:

  • "Milorad Pavić, Landscape Painted with Tea"

Michael Butkovich:

  • “Exodus of a Trump”

Zack Carson:

  • “Impossible Princess”

Kameryn Alexa Carter:

  • “Grace”

Rocío Cerón, Translated by Dana Delibovi:

  • “Five Movements on a Gesture Traced in Air”

Viviane Fae-Moss:

  • “Butch Vagabonds of Indecipherable Origin”

Kelly Gray:

  • “West Country”

Peter Milne Greiner:

  • “The Way Science Fiction Loves”

Daniel Hales:

  • “How to Be Mist”

  • “Mist”

Jake Hargrove:

  • “I Was There When the Heart Fell Out of It”

Alec Hershman:

  • “Out-of-Sigh-Out-of-Mind Works for Everything But Sex & Money &”

  • “River”

A Hua, Translated by Xuelan Su:

  • “Winds Blow Through This Floating World”

D.J. Huppatz:

  • “Honors the Martyrs”

  • “Build a Network”

Stephen K. Kim:

  • “Notification”

J.I. Kleinberg:

  • “recalibrating”

  • “Barren”

  • “making”

Christopher Klingbeil:

  • “Western sugar cooperative”

BEE LB:

  • ”dualities”

Ashley Linkletter:

  • “Michael Douglas wakes up from a nightmare”

Cecille Marcato:

  • “Modern Cartography”

Austin Miles:

  • “tree landscape prized by enterprise”

  • “08/22”

David Moolten:

  • “The Base”

  • “Update”

  • “The Essay”

Rachel Lauren Myers:

  • “Tidal Disruption Event”

  • “Spring”

Damon Pham:

  • “Landscape”

Anthony Ramstetter, Jr.:

  • “oscillation”

Laura Sackton:

  • “Impossible Architecture”

Katherine Schmidt:

  • “Above all else”

Catherine Theis:

  • “Transfusion” (from By a Roman)

Lily Tobias:

  • “Thirty Lines on a Lighthouse”

Cassandra Whitaker:

  • “Brides In The Winter Of The Wolves”

Allegra Wilson:

  • “victory ballad of sacred queers & perverts”

Cover image source: Image of Pluto from NASA's New Horizons spacecraft.
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