“Welcome to our New World Order issue. We have a police inspector in post-Soviet former Yugoslavia using an unconventional camera to solve a murder; a freedom fighter in a frighteningly plausible future where the world order to which we have been accustomed has broken down; sailors on a near-future Earth where nations compete to obtain time travel but meet unexpected competition out of time; a moon-sister’s choice to change; and a couple involuntarily trading minds, disrupting a once conventional marriage. Our poets speak of hell as a destination location; words like blades and a jar of words unspoken; stale silence and glorious rupture.”
Contents:
- Former Yugoslav State of Mind, by B. Mancer
- My Students Don’t Like It When I Tell Them That We Have No Reason to Believe a Single Thing Montressor Says, by Patricia Russo
- Blood to Blood (poem), by Jennifer Crow
- All Dogs (poem), by Emer Curley
- Fractured, by Andrew McFarlane
- Hell Is a Destination Location (poem), by Larina Warnock
- The Ambler at Kwajalein, by Douglas Kolacki
- Stale (poem), by Malcolm Morris
- Hoard (poem), by Christiaan Sabatelli
- Snares and Snapping Jaws, by Devan Barlow
- The Scar, by Hap Aziz
- The Walls (poem), by Sonya Taaffe
- Art: John and Flo Stanton