When your father is barely literate enough to read from the Bible aloud, but you so love that there is even this one moment he will share with you
By Poetry Issue 106
The voice of your brother’s blood
is crying to me from the ground.
In the Studio
By Visual Art Issue 106
As a child, I would write letters to god, then fold and throw them behind the wardrobe in my room, as if it were some sort of divine void.
Read MoreJudge Not
By Poetry Issue 106
The Devil’s in the Details
By Poetry Issue 106
The Girl God
By Poetry Issue 106
The night of my most pain
a new girl came and was put
in the opposite bed.
Good Faith
By Fiction Issue 106
Jessica Treadway spins a tale of rivalry, scandal, and sacrifice in a small-town church community.
Read MoreQuiet Times
By Poetry Issue 106
What times these are.
No one knows what’s happening.
The air is filled with words.
A History of Everything According to God
By Poetry Issue 106
The first moment
is this moment,
this one right now.
The Whole of Russia
By Fiction Issue 106
Even now, as you sit with the baby asleep in your arms, there are humble farmers amidst those lakes and rivers, their bodies bent close to the soil, and God is with them, the proof of his beating heart present in the summer’s pond lilies and the winter’s great gusts of clean white snow.
Read MoreFrom the Stranger in Me to the Stranger in You
By Editorial Guest Editorial Issue 106
It may have been the first time someone had used the word pornographer to describe me, but it was not the first time I felt the punch of its meaning in reaction to my writing.
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