Dig Two Graves, Part 5
Tijuana greeted me with a hot hand. Entering the city at midday felt like walking into a furnace. Everywhere, for as far as I could see, were old American cars and kids dressed in rags. A few...
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The hospital in San Diego wasn’t so bad. I got warm food twice a day, and some of the nurses were nice to look at. The only part I didn’t like was having to repeat myself to the city cop who came...
View ArticleClay Pot
Clay Pot Nothing I can write can fix this. Nothing I can write will stay. Like the shells upon the shoreline that will shortly wash away. So still my hand upon the keys, each word a wasted lack of...
View ArticleDeep in the Amazon Rainforest
Deep in the Amazon rainforest, above the boxes and the shelves. Are thirty million people that are called The Happy Elves. Native are they to the place, with corridors galore. They will tell you if you...
View ArticleEverything is Insane, Everyone is Mad: A Review of Incurable Graphomania by...
Incurable Graphomania by Anna Krivolapova (Apocalypse Confidential, 2023) Apocalypse Confidential, a magazine that bills itself as a pulp publication for “edgy extrapolations, fringe fascinations,...
View ArticleNegasonic Teenage Warhead: A Review of Mixtape Hyperborea by Adem Luz Rienspects
Mixtape Hyperborea by Adem Luz Rienspects (Self-published, 2023) It’s 2007. Another school year. The air has a nice breeze to it. You and your boys pass the time by passing joints. Sometimes you catch...
View ArticleVempyreal
I watched it in the summer; I watched it in the winter: a memory without a middle name on which I never was to have a claim— you left it there to linger, and moved on to make a sacrifice of something...
View ArticleHope Springs Eternal
I wend my way through the hazy days that make up my life after it happened. And the worst part is coming to accept that. On most days, the day feels like it has lost its lustre. The glossy sheen has...
View ArticleThrowing Myself Into Oncoming Traffic: An Interview with Charlie Chitty
So there’s this writer named Charlie Chitty. He’s from that country where they write “color” with a “u.” We’ve been publishing his stories and poems since 2018. The kids would say that makes him an...
View ArticleThrowing Dead Pigeons Into Oncoming Traffic Out Now: Buy it for 66% Off...
Terror House Press is pleased to announce the release of its 46th book: Throwing Dead Pigeons Into Oncoming Traffic by Charlie Chitty. Charlie’s second poetry chapbook with Terror House Press following...
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