MISOGYNISTIC WASTELAND by Sara Salass
February 14, 2019
#misogynisticwasteland, 2016, porcelain, wood, photo-tex fabric ARTIST STATEMENT My artworks explore the psychological and emotional contours of hookup culture, social…
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February 13, 2019
Slimer By Chelsea Laine Wells It was a knee to the balls. Even though later Ricky said it was because…
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February 11, 2019
Magna Comes Loudly By Megan Stielstra Here is how it would go: She’s waiting for the el, bag in one…
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COLD UNION
February 8, 2019
Cold Union Karen Halvorsen Schreck Goodlove, Illinois 1864 In the bay window overlooking the frozen lawn, the spider spins her…
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February 7, 2019
Where to Put My Hands By M Lynx Qualey People will never understand my friendship with Neela. Since the day…
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A Seagull that Can See the Sea by Megan Sungyoon
February 5, 2019
이렇게 작게만 느껴질 때는 몬트리올에 가자 어떤 바다에 가자 갈매기를 보자 When you feel so small, let’s go to Montreal.…
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February 4, 2019
Your Best Friend’s Father By Ola Faleti The first time you have sex with your best friend’s father is no…
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January 31, 2019
What Happened to FB? By Juan Martinez I’m not the right person to tell FB’s story, but I waited a…
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January 30, 2019
The Complexion of the Game By Nancy Ford Dugan Jill was slowly changing out of her business suit. She was…
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One Question: Christy Stillwell
January 24, 2019
Hypertext Magazine asked Christy Stillwell, author of The Wolf Tone, “Was it hard to write a book set in Montana…
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Excerpt: Christy Stillwell’s THE WOLF TONE
January 24, 2019
Eva was at the stove, buttering bread next to a fry pan for grilled cheese. She eyed them. “Did you…
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One Question: Adam Kovac
January 22, 2019
Hypertext Magazine asked Adam Kovac, author of THE SURGE, “What is the most difficult aspect of war, contemporary or otherwise,…
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Excerpt: Adam Kovac’s THE SURGE
January 22, 2019
They fanned out and followed Reed through the field. Halfway across, Chandler swatted a large insect that flew by his…
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Hypertext Interview With Amina Gautier
January 7, 2019
By Christine Rice Amina Gautier’s collections of short fiction – At Risk, Now We Will Be Happy, and most recently…
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Coursing by B. Metzger Sampson
December 21, 2018
I use my hands to learn my creature, the shape of thingsbecoming. I petition her in flicks of the wrist.…
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One Question: Madeleine Kunin
December 17, 2018
Hypertext Magazine asked Madeleine Kunin, author of COMING OF AGE: MY JOURNEY TO THE EIGHTIES, “what makes your book different…
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Excerpt: Madeleine Kunin’s COMING OF AGE: MY JOURNEY TO THE EIGHTIES
December 17, 2018
By Madeleine Kunin FAT BACKS I notice other women’s backs in the swimming pool, some mottled with bean-size freckles that…
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Maria Concepción by Patricia Ann McNair
December 14, 2018
This is where I found her. In His church, my church, one early winter’s morning not long ago, curled up…
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December 13, 2018
Calving By Bridget Apfeld It had been her cousin Laurie who’d taught her. Laurie sixteen, she eleven. Jessie conscious of…
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Excerpt: Hosho McCreesh’s CHINESE GUCCI
December 10, 2018
By Hosho McCreesh Akira had searched the tables, searched the bright, earthy pastel walls, the giant windows and exposed industrial…
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The Hidden People by Anne-Marie Oomen
December 6, 2018
The rune Fe = Wealth In Nordurardalur, one of Iceland’s northernmost regions, my beloved David and I drive from the…
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Strength in Numbers: Sicilian Women on the Front Line by Anne Calcagno
December 5, 2018
Mom slumped, largely out of it, occasionally jolting up. She now blinked at the two large men laboriously, excruciatingly, hoisting…
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One Question: Hosho McCreesh
December 4, 2018
Hypertext Magazine asked Hosho McCreesh, author of “Chinese Gucci,” “Why did you choose to make your protagonist so abrasive?” The…
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November 27, 2018
How Long Will It Take Us to Get to the Water By Barrie Jean Borich Lake Michigan is churning. Not…
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The One I Hold On To by DeLon Howell
November 26, 2018
It has been many years since I played son to my father. Most of my life since the word Daddy…
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Hearts of Oak by Richard Hartshorn
November 1, 2018
Ev is in my back seat for all of five minutes before she starts blowing away on her penny whistle. “That…
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One Question: Terry Watkins
October 16, 2018
Hypertext Magazine asked Terry Watkins, author of DARLING GIRL, “Why did it take you so long to write your first…
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Excerpt: Terry Watkins’s DARLING GIRL
October 16, 2018
Chapter One 1957 — Gone I am five years old the first time my mama goes away. Gramma stands in…
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One Question: Barbara Monier
October 15, 2018
Hypertext asked Barbara Monier, author of Pushing The River, “What kinds of thoughts or questions do you hope your novel…
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Excerpt: Barbara Monier’s PUSHING THE RIVER
October 15, 2018
“I never did this, Maddie, not with any of my four,” Billie said. “Maybe you can help her out.” And…
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