Story | BUMBLEBEES AND O’NEILL’S CAT
Camilla came to just at the wrong moment. Disoriented, she raised her head from her prone position only to feel it crack hard against a window sash.  Hands immediately pulled her back, and she realized she was lying on a stretcher that was being awkwardly maneuvered through an open window.
Carla Maria Verdino-Süllwold

Drama | SHAKESPEARE ON THE ROCKS
Alex Riffs on Hamlet
Griselda Steiner

Poetry | DOUBLE-TITLES POEMS
Double-Titles respect both locality and spooky action at a distance. By treating language as both particle and wave, Double-Titles aim to provide the aesthetic pleasure of both fixed and open form.
David Alpaugh

Story | ONE DAY WE’LL KNOW
As always when he watched these Germans taken prisoner in Africa, he wondered at their youth and health and the almost insolent ease with which they worked in the hot unyielding sun. He knew that he himself, after three years of army life in his own country, was a prematurely middle-aged man.
Harriet Halliday Renaud