lockdown - Half and One

The Snow Storm

By Raymond Fortunato / March 18, 2024

“Snow’s been falling for hours now. We’re going to end our meeting early and those who […]

“Snow’s been falling for hours now. We’re going to end our meeting early and those who

By Ellie Roscher / March 15, 2024

When Now Meets Forever The phone call interrupted a lazy Saturday morning. I passed our baby

When Now Meets Forever The phone call interrupted a lazy Saturday morning. I passed our baby

By Richard Stimac / March 12, 2024

Paraded through the streets in chains, she turned Her eyes backwards, to her burnt home, ransacked,

Paraded through the streets in chains, she turned Her eyes backwards, to her burnt home, ransacked,

By Hexum Moffett / March 11, 2024

The artificial breeze kept me awake along the empty stretch of road. It was cold,

The artificial breeze kept me awake along the empty stretch of road. It was cold,

Vestibuled, my feet leave prints in pewter-toned dust— cindered ash and scratchcard foils— my nostrils sense

Vestibuled, my feet leave prints in pewter-toned dust— cindered ash and scratchcard foils— my nostrils sense

start over again. start over again. END OF the ACT. END OF the ACT. END OF

start over again. start over again. END OF the ACT. END OF the ACT. END OF

By John Coggin / February 28, 2024

Dad opens a second pair of aviators and hands them to me in a silent paternal

Dad opens a second pair of aviators and hands them to me in a silent paternal

By Colby Flade / February 27, 2024

i let you into my home where you fondled my valuables you knew meant everything to

i let you into my home where you fondled my valuables you knew meant everything to

By Victoria Christiano / February 21, 2024

I. The wind and trees are writing ballads for Sunday’s disquietude. I think of Cat Stevens

I. The wind and trees are writing ballads for Sunday’s disquietude. I think of Cat Stevens