Gestures
The Korean poet Mark Kyungsoo Bias shares his evocative work "Gestures" as the latest in our ongoing series of original poetry.
Buildings
Our fiction editor contributes a haunting original work to our series of new short fiction.
A Place at the Table with Bryan Washington
The author discusses queer pleasure and trauma, Asian literary influences, and his novel 'Family Meal' with his close friend and our poetry editor Ocean Vuong.
The Many Faces of Hayley Kiyoko
Having adapted her own hit song “Girls Like Girls” into a 'New York Times' bestselling novel, the actor, singer, director, and now author is a multidisciplinary icon to queer women around the world.
Earth to Lydia
The author shares a story of late capitalism, pheromones, and rehabilitation from ego deficiency from her recent collection 'Bad Thoughts.'
On Garbage
For our New York issue, the local poet Sally Wen Mao continues our series of original work with a musing on one of the city's most ubiquitous presences.
How We Love
Laura Cresté's work brims with a mix of violence and attraction in the latest in our series of original poetry.
Mama's Poem
Tyree Daye contributes a work about maternal connection to our series of original poetry.
Nada Alic Writes It Out
After years working as an e-commerce editorial director and strategist, the author takes the plunge into fiction with a book of eerie short stories and a novel on the way.
You Got It, Take It Away
A short story from Fernando A. Flores's début collection 'Valleyesque' is the next in our series of new fiction.
Ocean Vuong Moves On
With the publication of his latest collection 'Time Is a Mother,' our poetry editor finds himself at a turning point in his creative growth, and ready for the next step.
A Place With Many Doors
A new work from the Kenyan author and founder of the literary magazine Lolwe inaugurates our series of original short fiction.
Safe
Jihyun Yun's new poem is the latest in our series of original work appearing in every issue.
Alexandra Kleeman's Future Is Here Today
In her "pre-apocalyptic" new novel, the author explores a Los Angeles ravaged by wildfires, drought, and economic inequity that is closer to reality than she had planned.
Brandon Taylor Turns His "Science Brain" to Short Stories
After the success of his début novel 'Real Life,' the former biochemistry doctoral student returns with an electrifying collection of short stories about the bewildering experience of living life surrounded by others in 'Filthy Animals.'