Broadkill Review
"Matter is the Problem of the House" by Ben Gibbons
Matter is the problem of the house, which is the problem with me. Matter and the problem of the house can be neither created nor...
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Winter/Spring Vol 19.1
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Nov 54 min read
"The Antidote" by Karen Regen Tuero
For a long time she’d been grappling with the question of why she bothered to write. She knew it wasn’t to connect with potential readers...
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Oct 231 min read
"Taking Liberties Out" by David Kozinski
The other night was a good one in the east when the rain stopped and I plant liberties so I can pull them up like turnips again and...
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Oct 231 min read
Two poems by Mary Buchinger
In Babel Years many hands not the lightest of work but side-by-side group project all in this together pulley and lever garden...
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Oct 232 min read
Three poems by DeAni Blake
How to Murder a Mule Beat a tree with whatever you can find—an old bat, a torque wrench, your fists—until you match the rhythm of her...
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Oct 232 min read
Two poems by Bronte Heron
FOR WANDA A packet of hair rollers thrown from the window of a moving car. A pretty yellow top; a headband of plastic flowers. The...
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Oct 231 min read
"Prenup" by Derek Graf
She carries wet berries in reusable bags. Along our block the trees burst with confessions. Dusk like a knife sinking into my gut. Her...
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Oct 231 min read
"Drowned Man" by Mrityunjay Mohan
Mrityunjay Mohan is a queer, trans, disabled writer of color. Mrityunjay's work has been published or is forthcoming in Broadkill...
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Oct 231 min read
Two poems by jamilla vandyke-bailey
resurrection as a verb for love i love you because you let me kneed jojoba paste on top of the dead skin around your ankles. i turned...
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Oct 231 min read
"Ply Mar Swim Club" by Dara-Lyn Shrager
I swam because my mother liked to watch me win. I was a tomboy, broad-shouldered and bulldog-low to the ground. Before each meet, I...
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Oct 232 min read
Two Poems by Jessica Purdy
Worm Moon She sees the moon as her own retina. Galaxies are her eyes. She wakes with a coyote claw whipping into her mouth. Wind cannot...
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Oct 231 min read
Two poems by Noah Sparrow
Note: these poems are published as image files to maintain line break consistency on a mobile device Noah Sparrow is a...
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Oct 231 min read
"Time Of Long Shadows" by Eleanor Eichenbaum
Eleanor Eichenbaum is a writer and artist based in Florida. She holds an MFA from Image Text Ithaca and has been honored to attend...
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Oct 232 min read
"Two Poems" by Sophie Farthing
Raspberry Sonnet (To My Butch, i.) Cream cheese on raisin bagels dill and thyme Cinnamon sugar apples peeled and sliced Tooth-slivered...
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Apr 294 min read
"Mavis and Bruce" by Angela Townsend
Bruce and Mavis, Mavis and Bruce. They blow through my hair like the Holy Spirit. Our double helixes have never danced, but they are...
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Apr 295 min read
"Existing As Glass" by Aarron Sholar
It was nearly 7pm. I stood at the drop-off counter at the pharmacy as I waited for help from the man behind the counter. People walked...
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Apr 293 min read
Two poems by Mckendy Fils-Aimé
sipèstisyon If people say your child is beautiful, your child will become ugly. ok, i confess. once, i said fuck you to danny perkins on...
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Apr 291 min read
"Dead Things" by Beth Boylan
I feel compelled to pick up the baby bird that has died just outside my doorstep this morning. Place her in my hand and rub her toothpick...
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Apr 291 min read
Two poems by Daniel Edward Moore
Hey, Future is that you / in the moment / a Buddhist might love / enough to hyperventilate / or the day’s dizzy spin /of 24 hours /...
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Apr 291 min read
"The Go-To" by Carol P. Krauss
The clouds, reed thin. Threads that stitch the Blue Ridge Mountains of my ancestors. The stars, clasps pulled from Granny’s button box...
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