After Frank O’Hara on that Friday night you queued up for fried chicken your jacket was beige your reflection softened … More
Author: Courtenay Schembri Gray
Memoir: Tales From the Classroom
It all began with my glasses and the two front teeth that jutted out of my mouth. These other tiny … More
Exhibit LA
When I went to LA, I’d walk to the local store every morning. I’d take the corn dog off the … More
Book Review: A Chapbook About Nothing – Scott Cumming
Scott Cumming’s ‘A Chapbook About Nothing’ illustrates the feeling of being a newborn adult. Assumptions of stability trail behind us … More
Diary Entry/17.01.22
Every few months, I wonder if I’m a blowfish whose bursts of inflation go unnoticed by the other fish, but … More
The Cutting Room Floor
It is almost 6 pm, and I am listening to Jay McInerney’s ‘Bright Lights, Big City’ on audiobook. The evenings … More
Hemingway’s Paris: An Entity of Its Own
Hemingway’s ‘A Moveable Feast’ is a novel that was published posthumously. The book was born from a journal found in … More
Violent Delights
hotel rooms with you burn like vodka carpets / my conscience cannot bear the hardship we left behind but then … More
Discussion of the Day: The Mother’s Paradox
For most of us, the idea that the sole purpose of women was to have children has long since died. … More
Why I Don’t Rate Books
I am just going to come out and say it. I don’t like, nor do I, rating books. Now, people … More