• Found Under a Chair Cushion

    Kathleen Ossip

    Fall 2019

    Kathleen Ossip is the author of The Do-Over, a New York Times Editors' Choice. She was a 2016-2017 fellow at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard University, and she teaches at The New School in New York. 

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    Migration

    Austen Leah Rose

                                                                            Feasting on carrot leaves and honeysuckle,
    on hollyhock and cabbage,
                                                                darting between tangles of telephone wire,
    the color of fire seen through the stained-glass window
    of a cathedral,
    mythic-green, paradox-blue, some with seven orange spots,
                                                                            like pages ripped from the memoir of a rainbow,
    classified by size or sex, born in late September, early June,
                                                                                                    butterflies, billions,

    Give Me Your Hand

    Megan Abbott

    Later, too late, I would understand how important my first encounter with Diane Fleming was. How everything was right there, if I chose to look.

    Vaccination and Other Metaphors

    Catherine Lacey

    They must have seemed crazy—the first person to have done it. It must have seemed like a death wish, a sad madness, a suicide. I don’t mean the first person to decide to write a novel, but the first person to give themselves a vaccination.

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