Published Issue 122, February 2024 Best of Birdy, Originally Published Issue 002, February 2014 My name is Harold and I’m a Miniature Werepoodle. I’m what you’d call a B-list monster. No one is scared of a man who, by the light of the waxing moon, turns into a black puffball. Really, the A-list monsters have […]
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Freedom of Choice Mutants By Rob Ginsberg (D.A.S.A.) Published in Issue 122, February 2023 When man first walked on the moon I crawled out on planet Earth, where I decided to live my life. From the beginning I was out of sync with everything around me. The Cold War those was prevailing all around. I
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Werewolf Radar: Stray Cat Smut By Nate Balding Published Issue 122, February 2024 Unaccepted as an archetype by a youthful Carl Jung trapped shivering within his dream-fevers, she rocks back and forth in the shadowy corners of aging homes on every block in America, surrounded by her feline companions. Her form is rooted as deeply
From The Postcard Diaries By Mark Mothersbaugh Published Issue 122, February 2023 Mark Mothersbaugh is one of this era’s most unique and prolific composers. Deeply aware of the ability of precise, multi-faceted artistic expression to deliver vital social commentary, he has perpetually challenged and redefined musical and visual boundaries. Mothersbaugh co-founded influential rock group DEVO,
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Jonny DeStefano and Krysti Joméi met in Capitol Hill, Denver in 2013 where they ran their donation-based comedy / music / activist venue, Deer Pile. With a shared love for tangible art forms, a background in community radio and independent magazines, and a deep-rooted comedy and punk rock spirit, Jonny and Krysti set off to
The Exile of Ballastar By Gray Winsler Art by Nick Flook Published Issue 121, January 2024 Some days I wish they had killed me, rather than banish me to this desolate, snake infested rock. But the cowards don’t have the courage to commit such an act. They’d rather me languish here for an eternity than
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The Okhotsk Trade By Joel Tagert Art by Peter Kornowski Published Issue 121, January 2024 The Zvezda Morey had cannon, guns, steel. The deep-dwellers had needle teeth, claws on their webbed hands and feet, and countless numbers. They were hatched by the thousands in the darkness, voracious in their legions, contained only by the availability
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ride by Krysti Joméi art by Julianna Beckert photo of Hana by Zac Dunn ready set, fists lock around the smooth metal bars of her sweet cherry ride. straight-face, tough enough, she never stops on red. like pressing pause on a good song. pupils flare, brows sharp, like a boxer that ripe
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ON DOGS AND WHEELS By Zac Dunn Published Issue 121, January 2024 The velocity that we move through time and space on a skateboard is seldom a silent act. This would by all accounts be a direct relationship between surface texture and the durometer selection of any wheel in contact with the plane of projection
Lost My Mind I Have By Dave Danzara aka Lost In Time Designs Published Issue 121, January 2024 Albuquerque-based Dave Danzara has spent most of his life creating art. Born and raised in California, Dave won a scholarship to Laguna Art Institute of Southern California in 1994. His influences can be found in pop culture,