N˚2
He was beginning to doubt himself. The ceramics have savored/your tortured ivory. The air was soft and smelled of orange blossoms. She guesses that her baby must be inside the shape that these lines sketch out as they move. In/ these/ words we’re in field/ with together, in/ contingent/ life. The power which resides in him is new in nature like a church with no shadows, and none but he knows what that is which he can do, nor does he know until he has tried and failed.
August 2026
ISSUE N˚2
01Falling
Bryony Dawson
FICTION
02Goa I
Goa II
Valentine Penrose,
trans.
Mia X. Pérez
POETRY (TRANSLATION)
03The Semiosis of Real Presence
Elizabeth Atherton
FICTION
04 A Day Off
Aloma Rodriguez
FICTION (TRANSLATION)
05Drowned Song
At Field-in-the-Eye
Travis Smith
POETRY
06from Notes on Self Reliance: A Poem for Two Voices
Serena Solin
POETRY
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