On Being Mean A man walks up to me at the gas station air pump and tries to explain how to use the machine. I understand how to use the machine. When he won’t take the hint I get back in my car and he shouts, I don’t want to...
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Rutvi Vakharia Paused Rutvi Vakharia comes from Rajkot, India. She recently pursued her BVA in painting from MSU, Vadodara. Her interests are architectural segments, abandoned architectures, and her surroundings in the midst of...
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Jia Jia Livable Lives Jia Jia is a multimedia artist. She works primarily in installation and incorporates sculpture, video, and performance. Her practice uses satire and humor to imagine everyday objects anew. She earned her...
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Read MoreOctober blows dust, summer long gone into a dark barn like a hiding lover. Autumn buries my life as the heavy, fallen leaves and first hard frost choke the grass. My lover loves me and grants me my loneliness beneath a...
Read MoreDec 27th, and it’s already light so much later. It’s then I realized I missed winter solstice — no chance to celebrate the longest night of the year; still consumed in the everything-grief of my Deerhound, dead at...
Read Morehttps://wp.towson.edu/grubstreetlitmag/files/2021/05/Chelsea-Harlan.mp4 You can read Chelsea’s poem “The Leopard Slug” in Volume 70 of Grub Street, out now. Click here to view Volume 70. ...
Read Morehttps://wp.towson.edu/grubstreetlitmag/files/2021/05/Chloe-Williams.mp4 You can view Chloe’s piece “Fireworks from Floor 9” in Volume 70 of Grub Street, out now. Click here to view Volume 70. ...
Read More(family homestead, Bath New York) I lift the old wooden fold-out chair from the shed. Its canvas cover is faded. I can still make out stripes of orange, yellow, red, with a thin line of royal blue every now and then. We...
Read MoreJust me …………..The Joshua trees And the Milky Way (no light pollution) No noise polluting the tramways of my brain It all runs through me Sets my nerves to cackling like crows atop birch trees...
Read Morehttps://wp.towson.edu/grubstreetlitmag/files/2021/05/Leah-Bushman.mp4 You can read Leah’s poem “In My Nightmares I am Calling Jeff Bezos ‘Daddy'” in Volume 70 of Grub Street, out now. Click here to...
Read MoreYou can view Wen Wen Yang’s pieces “Ink Stains” and “Lukewarm” in Volume 70 of Grub Street, out now. Click here to view Volume 70. Below, you can listen to a reading of “Ink Stains” by...
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