10 Things You May Have Missed At Convergence Station By Elise Trivers Published in Issue 118, October 2023 1. “Postscript” by Lumonics Brightly lit and right at home on C Street, new art now glows above travelers! Installed earlier in 2023, this piece might be easy to miss unless you look up. If it […]
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Fight Cloud By Moon_Patrol Published Issue 118, October 2023 Moon Patrol is a Northern California-based artist. Taking themes including 80s cartoons and video games, classic pulp illustrations, and comic book narratives, Moon Patrol remixes these many and varied cues using a collage technique he compares to “Kid Koala’s turntable albums, and in part by William
Book Club By Hana Zittel Published Issue 118, October 2023 The Night Eaters: She Eats the Night by Marjorie Liu and Sana Takeda (2022) Twins Milly and Billy are making ends meet by running a restaurant in Queens, Spam I Am, while living at their family home with their sweet and nurturing father, Keon, and
POST-COMPUTER By Karen Quinto Published Issue 118, October 2023 I was in the age of robotical evangelism. Looking back, I could see the gradual evolution of robots beginning insidiously yet innocently as mere accessories. Their first existence was a symbiotic relationship between humans and the internet. Humans needed the internet to communicate and robots needed humans to
Hunger Unto Him By Joel Tagert Art by Caitlyn Grabenstein aka Cult Class Published Issue 118, October 2023 I don’t get where we’re going. We’re going to Wheeless to see John Hood. You said that. I just don’t get it. What don’t you get? We got twelve dollars between the four of us and a
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Excuse Me, But I Think You’re In My Seat (And Other Observations) By Brian Polk Art by Kristen Michael Published Issue 118, October 2023 Ever Get Behind A Slow Walker And Think, So This Is What It’s Like Not To Have Anxiety? The worst is when there’s two people walking at a snail’s pace in
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Wood of the Wendigo By Gray Winsler Art by Jonathan Dodd & Peter Glanting Published Issue 118, October 2023 Journal of Samuel Genung — January 7th, 1817 I have done something I fear even God in his infinite grace cannot forgive. It is his judgement I fear, not yours. You’re no more than a voyeur,
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Werewolf Radar: Thor Always On My Mind By Nate Balding Art by James Hattaway Published Issue 118, October 2023 Oh, I didn’t notice you there. Looks like you have a question on your mind. Is it, by chance, curiosity about the fact that you remember it as a Dreamsicle instead of a Creamsicle? No, wait.
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With Every Heart And Spirit True By Joel Tagert Art by Moon_Patrol Published Issue 117, September 2023 “In shadows deep and light’s embrace,” sang Cassandra. “We forge a bond, a sacred space,” sang Tom. “With every heart and spirit true,” sang Phil. “Our magic makes the world — fuck me!” spat Lys, ducking as a
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A Pizzapie Pizza Pie By Brian Sacca Art by Kati Pietrafeso & Ray Young Chu Published Issue 117, September 2023 Sophie always did her best thinking when she was high. And she was really, really high. “When I was a kid,” white spittle gathering in the creases of her lips as she began her diatribe.