a genreless literary journal
A GASOLINE WIND BLOWS THROUGH THE WOMAN. A GROUP OF ACTIVISTS RUSH INTO THE STREET. THE WOMAN IS SHIMMIED ONTO THE CURB BECAUSE NOW THE STREET IS HEAVY AND CROWDED WITH BODIES.
Vanessa Saunders is a poet and essayist who recently received her MFA from LSU. She presently teaches at Loyola University. Her poetry has been published in Nat. Brut, Poor Claudia, Entropy, Stockholm Literary Review, in addition other journals. Her nonfiction has been published in Redivider and Plinth.
