Tahlia Day
Table of Contents | 12 February 2024
Fiction
Rembrandt, graffiti, and the strange disappearance of ducks 
By: C.H. Irons
The alert comes screaming in on Jana’s implant, bright light lancing through the fog of REM sleep: [New glyph. Intersection of 148th and Cliffton.]
Poetry
Montage 
By: Jessica Kim
I’ll tell you all the ways a movie scene can slice
Poetry
Down-streaming 
By: Fatihah Quadri Eniola
all the men I love are grasses, stubborn
Reviews
Monday: The Burn Street Haunting by Richard Gadz 
By: Andy Sawyer
Wednesday: Owlish by Dorothy Tse, translated by Natascha Bruce 
By: Shinjini Dey
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