Review of "Wanda" written and directed by Barbara Loden, "Suite for Barbara Loden" by Nathalie Léger, translated by Natasha Lehrer and Cécile Menon and "Wanda" by Barbara Lambert.

Review of "Sleeping Giant" directed by Andrew Cividino and written by Cividino, Blain Watters and Aaron Yeger.

Playing against the fastest chess player in the world.

"You have bruises / There was time / You spent trying to / Heal them. / As in, time wasted."

Review of "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? " by Philip K. Dick.

Review of "Black Sugar" by Miguel Bonnefoy.

Review of "The Penguin Book of Japanese Short Stories" edited and translated by Jay Rubin.

That’s one for the rice bag!

Half a breath is all it takes, in or out.

You can keep going, the moon said, if you want to.

The rooms I imagined repeating endlessly, with me at the centre.

Being a warrior princess is a lot like being an archetype of human potential.

Go to bed. Lock the door. Don’t open it for anyone.

“It's often triggered by group settings. Especially groups laughing.”

Kawishhhh! Kaaaawishhhh!

Bert scuttled through the intervals in a microscopic world of his own creation.

"...vocabularies / reduced to virus, vaccine, variants— / that dull emergency of the daily count."

“a switch, a focus, and a temperament / suited to discovery…”

“The public air transmits / his days wirelessly / to my open window”

“It’s God’s day off, and mine too.”

“The pizza man ran over our pizzas!” He screamed, but no one believed him.

"...skinny dipping in a sea of potato chips / swaying like kelp past cookies..."

Pole, stretchers, ribs, and canopy.

“...it tells time / rapidly, then untells it back again”

The Photography of Ronnie Tessler.

"Every time we visit my great-grandma's grave, we close our eyes and follow her footsteps across the sea, and back again."

Border photography along the 49th parallel.

30 years of Fabrice Strippoli’s photographs.

A selection of sourced images from Jonah Samson's book, "Yes Yes We're Magicians," the title of which is taken from a passage of Samuel Beckett's absurdist play, "Waiting for Godot."

A series of photogLouie Paluraphs consider the history and changing geopolitics of the polar region.

"We were not even scratched—but the machine burned down completely. I will send some photos home."

Behind every post is a real person wanting to connect with someone else.

Who puts those little stickers on the apples in the grocery store?

Don't mess with Madame Larmer's mojo.

Nicola Winstanley's comic on hearing spirits in the walls at a foster when she was young.

Kelsea O'Connor on queer lovers, gothic horror and fairy tale themes.

Eve Corbel creates a set of greeting cards to celebrate life's best and worst mundane moments.

Alison McCreesh encounters snow in May, a bemused gas station attendant and a dumpster to cook behind on a trip across Canada.

Espadrille, paduka, chopine—Eve Corbel illustrates a guide for readers on some of the fanciest footwear found in literature.