Jihoon Park’s February issue story “Van Gogh and the Lego Man” is a colorful meditation on beauty and mental health featuring a world famous artist and an anachronistic plastic toy. Here he shares just one thing about the piece.
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We have some serious vintage vibes in this month’s edition of Now Playing. Break out your record players and enjoy these recommendations from our February contributors!
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Just the title of Adrienne Novy’s January issue poem “Portrait of Timothée Chalamet’s Silver Suit as Andrea Zambelli’s L’Honnesta Keter on Display at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 551” is good enough for us to publish—but the poem itself is even more amazing. Here she shares just one thing about the piece.
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Fun fact: 2022 is our TENTH ANNIVERSARY! And we have some big plans in the works…
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A.C. Koch’s January issue story “Dog Chasing Waves” is perhaps the only instance on the entire internet where you should actually read the comments. Here he shares just one thing about the piece.
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M-A Murphy’s January issue artwork “Late Night Feels” is a melange of neon and shadow, a dazzle of color simultaneously verging on ecstasy and exhaustion. Here they share just one thing about the piece.
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Unsurprisingly, the #SplitLipFAM ended the year in style. Bask in the glory of all these December publications and accomplishments from our contributors and staff!
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We’re proud to share that TWO of our nominations for Best of the Net made the final anthology this year! Congrats to Juliana Lamy and Sarah Lao!
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Laurie Uttich’s January issue memoir “Because My Boyfriend Got Somebody Else Pregnant, I Decided to Go to College” is about stumbling into something better. Here she shares just one thing about the piece.
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Our first Now Playing of 2022 features toe-tappers, crime procedurals, glitchy beats, and more. Check out these recommendations for your eyes and ears from our January contributors.
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It was a tough choice, but we finally have our 2022 Best Small Fictions nominees!
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Elizabeth Burton’s December issue memoir “Dictionary Entry, Bear: For the Girl Who Killed My Father” is a heart-rending revelation in definitions. Here she shares just one thing about the piece.
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Abbie Kiefer’s December issue poem “On Antiques Roadshow, a Quilt Might $600 at Auction” tucks us into the past. Here she shares just one thing about the piece.
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