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Issue #55 – Call for Submissions

Not just dirt as mess, but dirt as method, material, and metaphor.

March 5, 2026

We are looking for short fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, visual art, and photography that explore all the dirty things we’re told to scrub away… and what happens when they stick around.…

Poetry

Playing by the River at Rincón de San Andrés

Brent Ameneyro |
February 1, 2022

jumping bikes over triangle speed bumps

around the fountain that never runs

 

hide and seek in the morning

ding dong ditch at night…

Poetry

I Was Eight and You Were Dead

Brent Ameneyro |
February 1, 2022

The volcano that was erupting is erupting

again, the ash that turned my tears into

 

cactus milk

is soaking into the roots of the Mexican juniper.…

Featured Poetry

Mom Is from Wisconsin Dad Is from Mexico and I Sing

Brent Ameneyro |
February 1, 2022

After Ezra Pound and Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries

crammed into the minivan
acid washed jeans                     dachshund                   out of the cul-de-sac
we told dad to play Pearl Jam and stop at McDonald’s…

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