Log 141 By Godric Photo by Tommy Coyote Published Issue 091, July 2021 Curl me, mink I think my sweat thinks Smelling pennies again And plans of no return To the branchless place Where signal fails, And the temperature is hate Find the moles! Then forget him. Something about watching snakes, Pretending it’s warm in […]
She Hates It When The Lights Come On By Chris Austin Published Issue 091, July 2021 Chris Austin is a painter and sculptor living and working in Toronto, Canada, whose paintings depict captivating scenes imbued with a surreal luminescence. His works are inspired by his travels through North America, and in particular, the Pacific Northwest.
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Forest Path By Ali Hoff Published Issue 091, July 2021 Ali Hoff is UK-based freelance concept artist and 3D Modeller who creates strange otherly worlds, scapes, characters and more. Forest Path is one of many pieces that can be seen on his Instagram. See Ali’s June Birdy piece, Argonauts Rest, and check out more of
Robot Series: Flashlight Head; Shooty Hand; Waving Bot By Peter Glanting Published Issue 091, July 2021 Peter Gustav Glanting is from San Francisco and is a graduate of the University of California, Davis. He’s been a freelance copywriter / social media manager, but is also passionate about arts and crafts, having been exposed to them
Laughing Birdy From The Postcard Diaries – May 29, 2021 By Mark Mothersbaugh Published Issue 091, July 2021 Excerpt from The Bob Rauschenberg Gallery at FSW for Postcards for Democracy: The Bob Rauschenberg Gallery at FSW is honored to announce the premiere of Mark Mothersbaugh and Beatie Wolfe’s collective art campaign, Postcards for Democracy, on
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Howl By Gray Winsler Art by Dave Danzara Published Issue 091, July 2021 The fire crackles before me, more captivating than any screen. Beyond its light, only night, and the noises of things unseen. A playground for the imagination, And fright, its primary creation. But the wild never scared me, not like the city, Millions
Book Club By Hana Zittel Published Issue 091, July 2021 The Five Wounds by Kirstin Valdez Quade (2021) Amadeo is 33, drinking to excess, and sinking into the deepest rut of his life living at home with his mother in the small town of Las Penas, New Mexico. He makes the decision, motivated by his
Werewolf Radar: Plaid Moon Rising — The Flannel Man By Nate Balding Published Issue 091, July 2021 The paranormal community tends to believe there’s nothing new over the evnts horizoned or beyond the wildest dreams of the Pastafarian sauce gods. This is despite being a cloistered group of minds rattling off new tropes for old
Queen City Sounds By Tom Murphy Published Issue 091, July 2021 NECROPANTHER | IN DEPTHS WE SLEEP This concept EP was performed and produced during the 2020 COVID-19 lockdown while the band members couldn’t work together in a physical space. Perhaps this serves to explain why a band that normally writes music about a dystopian future set these
