The Familiar By Joel Tagert Art by Jason White Published Issue 122, February 2024 Zabbie couldn’t understand her sister. She had been gone for three months for a foreign exchange program in Australia. At the time she’d felt guilty about leaving when her family was already so stressed with Lyn’s care, but her mother had […]
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Automated Cannabis Vending Arrives In Colorado By Peter Marcus Published Issue 110, February 2023 The Automated Cannabis Experience, ACE, is conducting sales at Terrapin Care Station in Aurora, 11091 E. Mississippi Ave. It is the first and only completely automated cannabis vending kiosk on the market. Boulder-based cannabis company Terrapin announced the launch of ACE,
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Exposure Therapy By Gray Winsler Art by Austin Parkhill Published Issue 110, February 2023 “We’re dead,” Nervil said, looking through a window etched with frost to a blinding expanse of white. “Easy, Nervil. It’s just a blizzard. It’ll pass,” Avery said as their shelter groaned under the unrelenting force of the wind. “And then what?”
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Werewolf Radar: Men in Blecch By Nate Balding Art by Caitlyn Grabenstein aka Cult.Class Published Issue 110, February 2023 // Werewolf Radar Debrief 00ZXYYPINGO Month of February, Willennium calendar year 23 // The Men in Black continue to harass our agents in the field, trying to hide the alien truths with brute force. Despite cinematic
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From The Postcard Diaries: Italy 2022 By Mark Mothersbaugh Published Issue 110, February 2023 These postcards are often referred to as pieces of evidence, collected observations, or bits of reality. 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
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The Goblet of Beyadon By Joel Tagert Art by Ali Hoff Published Issue 110, February 2023 When Rekkon saw the black tentacles spilling from the temple gateway, he stopped and sighed heavily, shoulders slumping. Every damn time. He didn’t think he’d encountered this particular denizen of the dark before, but it was hard to say.
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A Little From Column One, A Little From Column Two By Brian Polk Art by Jason White Published Issue 110, February 2023 The Amount Of Blind Hatred I Feel Towards People Who Don’t Shovel Their Sidewalks Should Probably Be Reserved For Neo-nazis Or Something People who don’t shovel the snow off their sidewalks in the
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Rearview By Erin Brookins Art by Dylan Fowler Published Issue 110, February 2023 “Have any of you noticed that the same car has been following us for four blocks now? Four whole blocks. That creepy gray sedan. I wish I could see the driver.” “We’ve just been going straight for the last four blocks …”
While In The Wild West By BEE LB Art by Moon_Patrol Published Issue 110, February 2023 do as the Romans do. Isn’t that how it goes? So let’s fast. We’ve got plenty of food at home. There’ll be plenty more when I’m through. I shaped myself myself; took my face in my hands and pulled.
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ACK, ACK, ACK, ACK, ACK By Dave Danzara Published Issue 110, February 2023 Best of Birdy, originally published Issue 080, August 2020 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
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